[ Conjunctions and Pronouns ]
Combine these sentences using a conjunction of purpose: ‘They are studying hard. They want to pass the exam.’
A. They are studying hard so they can pass the exam.
B. They study hard in order to pass the exam.
C. They are studying hard because they want to pass the exam.
D. They study hard and they want to pass the exam.
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Subject Verb Agreement › View. She bought apples bananas oranges and grapes from the market.
A. She bought apples, bananas, oranges, and grapes from the market.
B. She bought apples, bananas oranges and grapes from the market.
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Which sentence is correct?
A. One of the boxes are open.
B. One of the boxes is open.