[ Subordinating Conjunctions and Clauses ]
Identify the dependent clause in the following sentence: ‘Although it was raining, they went out for a walk.’
A. Although it was raining,
B. they went out for a walk.
C. it was raining,
D. for a walk.
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A. gone
B. have gone
C. went
D. go
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Choose the sentence that correctly varies sentence patterns.
A. The cat slept. The dog barked. The bird sang.
B. The cat slept, the dog barked, and the bird sang.
C. While the cat slept, the dog barked, and the bird sang.
D. The cat slept, and the dog barked, the bird sang.
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A. some
B. any
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I’m going to __ my sister for advice.
A. ask
B. asking
C. asked