Choose the correct coordinating conjunction to complete the sentence: ‘I wanted to go for a run, _____ it started to rain.’
A. so
B. but
C. and
D. or
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A. Stative verb example: ‘run’ (She runs every day)
B. Dynamic verb example: ‘think’ (She is thinking about her future)
C. Stative verb example: ‘eat’ (She eats breakfast every morning)
D. Stative verb example: ‘believe’ (She believes in ghosts). Dynamic verb example: ‘run’ (She is running in the park).
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Which is the superlative form: ‘bright, brighter, ___’?
A. brightest
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Which sentence is written correctly?
A. The too lieutenant generals walked swiftly two their posts.
B. The two lieutenant generals walked swiftly too their posts.
C. The two lieutenant generals walked swiftly to their posts.