Combine these sentences: ‘I wanted to eat pizza. I wanted to eat pasta.’
A. I wanted to eat only pizza.
B. I wanted to eat neither pizza nor pasta.
C. I wanted to eat pizza and pasta.
D. I wanted to eat pizza or pasta.
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A. Chase and catch
B. Run after someone
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D. Change one thing into another
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Identify the type of sentence which is complex.
A. You can go home when you finish your work
B. We can go to see a movie or we can go to a circus.
C. She is very rich yet she is happy.
D. Being tired, the boys decided to rest.
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A. True
B. False
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The city is trying new measures to — pollution.
A. curb
B. prevalent
C. resuscitate
D. commentary