Combine the sentences using a conjunction: ‘She loves reading. She also enjoys writing.’
A. She loves reading but she also enjoys writing.
B. She loves reading and she also enjoys writing.
C. She loves reading or she enjoys writing.
D. She loves reading; she enjoys writing.
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A. bakes
B. bake
C. baked
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Fill in the blank with the correct transition word.
Peeta Mellark is out of ice cream; ____________, we have nothing to eat for dessert tonight.
A. therefore
B. for example
C. also
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A. call / will be driving
B. will be calling/drive
C. will be call/ drives
D. calls/ will drive
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A. Can
B. may not
C. are
D. could not