What is the future progressive form of the sentence: “She studies for her test”?
A. She was studying for her test.
B. She is studying for her test.
C. She will study for her test.
D. She will be studying for her test.
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Singing in the rain is better than singing in the wind.
A. singing
B. better
C. is
D. than
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Choose the sentence structure. She had been planning to work out after school, but her dentist appointment ran longer than expected.
A. simple sentence
B. compound sentence
C. complex sentence
D. compound-complex sentence
Grammar › ViewWe could not wait for more help but found ____________ essential ____________ immediate action to solve the problem.
A. it; take
B. that; take
C. it; to take
D. that; you take
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Botanists recognize over fifty different species of sunflower, and variance exists even in those species. One species, the silverleaf sunflower, ______ both an early-flowering ecotype that tends to grow in coastal areas and a late-flowering ecotype that grows inland.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?
A. encompassing
B. to encompass
C. encompasses
D. having encompassed