Combine the following sentences using a conjunction: “She loves to read. She visits the library every week.”
A. She loves to read, so she visits the library every week.
B. She loves to read, but she visits the library every week.
C. She loves to read, or she visits the library every week.
D. She loves to read, for she visits the library every week.
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A. also
B. nor
C. or
D. and
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What are the formulas for noun phrase in the right order?
A. Determiner+Head+Post-modifier
B. Pre-modifier+Determiner+Head
C. Determiner+Head+Pre-modifier+Post-modifier
D. Determiner+Pre-modifier+Head+Post-modifier
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Which is the Apostrophe?
She didn’t know she had a test today.
A. know
B. had
C. didn’t
D. a
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It was a good holiday. I enjoyed _____by the sea.
A. being
B. to be
C. be