Which of the following is a correlative conjunction pair?
A. Both…and
B. Either…or
C. Neither…nor
D. All of the above
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Grammar › ViewKnown by many people as the writer of Pygmalion, the career of George Bernard Shaw began in theater criticism.
A. NO CHANGE
B. the beginning of George Bernard’s professional career was in theater criticism.
C. being a theater critic was the beginning of George Bernard Shaw’s professional career.
D. George Bernard Shaw began his professional career as a theater critic.
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_____ she read comics?
A. Do
B. Does
Grammar › ViewWhere are you carrying this bucket of water?
– I _____ the car.
A. am going to wash
B. will going to wash
C. will wash
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“Great! You are well-dressed today, Mary” said Tommy.
A. Tommy accused Mary on being well-dress.
B. Tommy complimented Mary on being well -dress.
C. Tommy told Mary to be well-dress.
D. Tommy wanted Mary to be well-dress.