Which sentence uses the phrase “look for” correctly.
A. I need to look after my grandmother this evening.
B. She is looking for her missing wallet.
C. He will take off the jacket.
D. We need to receive the new report today.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is a correct revision of the run-on sentence: “My favorite pizza is pepperoni it is delicious”?
A. My favorite pizza is pepperoni because it is delicious.
B. My favorite pizza is pepperoni it is delicious.
C. My favorite pizza is pepperoni, it is delicious.
D. My favorite pizza is pepperoni and it is delicious.
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Which of the following is a signal word for the present perfect tense?
A. tomorrow
B. never
C. yesterday
D. now
Modifiers › ViewIdentify the underlined clause as adjective clause or adverb clause: The people whom I invited to my study group are bringing snacks.
A. adjective clause
B. adverb clause
Adverb Clause Connector › View
After the children read some stories before they went to bed.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect