[ Grammar ]
What are the two proper nouns in the following sentence?
Henry is going to Denver next month.
A. Henry, Denver
B. Denver, month
C. Henry, month
D. going, month
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A. am
B. is
C. are
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…..beautiful.
A. Are the women
B. Are you
C. Is she
D. She’s
Maggie Williams, the purchasing manager, currently —– requested supplies at the end of each week.
A. ordered
B. orders
C. order
D. ordering
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Jasmine has received a coupon for a free pizza.
A. Jasmine
B. free pizza
C. a coupon
D. has received