What is the correct punctuation for the sentence: Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
A. Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
B. Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
C. Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
D. Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
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Prepositions › ViewIdentify the preposition(s) in the sentence below:
“I turned the corner to the glass enclosure of the promenade deck”
A. I, the
B. to, of
C. glass, enclosure
D. to, glass
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Missourian who traveled in armed groups to vote in Kansas’s election during the mid-1850s.
A. border ruffians
B. blockade
C. arsenal
D. armistice
Vocabulary › Viewhighly emotional, having intense feeling or strong passion; an extremely strong, powerful, or intense emotion or force
A. nurture
B. deceive
C. cagey
D. vehement
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Father is washing _ car.
A. my
B. his
C. her