Which of the following is a complete sentence?
A. After the show ended.
B. The dog wagged its tail.
C. When the alarm went off.
D. If you need anything.
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A. While waiting for her friend join the game.
B. To avoid losing, the Lakers had to score the final ten points.
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Samuel said: “I want to go to Cambridge”.
A. Samuel said that he wanted to go Cambridge.
B. Samuel said that he wants to go to Cambridge.
C. Samuel said that he had wanted to go to Cambridge
D. Samuel said that he would want to go Cambridge.
Prepositions › ViewA big US oil company has given the thumbs ______ to the president’s energy plan.
A. on
B. up
C. in
D. for
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He may never speak to me again if he ___ out what happened.
A. will find
B. was finding
C. finds
D. had found