[ Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result ]
The dog wagged its tail excitedly. You could tell it was happy to see its owner.
A. The dog wagged its tail excitedly as it was happy to see its owner.
B. The dog wagged its tail excitedly as though it didn’t notice its owner.
C. The dog wagged its tail excitedly like it was confused by its owner.
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Tenses › View. Which sentence is in Future Simple? ‘I am going to the store.’ or ‘I will go to the store.’
A. I go to the store.
B. I went to the store.
C. I will go to the store.
D. I am going to the store.
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Identify the conjunction in the sentence: “I wanted to go, but it was raining.”
A. I wanted to go,
B. but
C. it was raining.