Fill in the blank with the correct conjunction for addition: “She likes both coffee ___ tea.”
A. or
B. and
C. so
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Grammar › ViewAline thinks that caffeine is bad for her. …, She drinks coffee every morning
A. Eventhough
B. Even if
C. Nevertheless
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Fill in the blanks with has, have (present tense) and had (past tense) He _____ a cute cat last year. Now the cat was dead.
A. has
B. have
Modals › ViewDid I wake you? I’m sorry! I __ called you so late at night.
A. shouldn’t have
B. couldn’t have
C. wouldn’t have
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Which of the following sentences contains a subordinating conjunction?
A. Neither the Yankees nor the Mets made the playoffs that year.
B. I wanted to see the Jonas Brothers in concert, but I couldn’t get tickets.
C. When Fred came home from school, he was in a bad mood.
D. Cassie and Rita both wrote book reports on the same novel.