Use a subordinating conjunction to combine: ‘He was tired. He finished his homework.’
A. He was tired but he finished his homework.
B. Although he was tired, he finished his homework.
C. He was tired and he finished his homework.
D. He finished his homework because he was tired.
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A. Done, chosen, etc. without deciding in advance what is going to happen, or without any regular pattern
B. Causing destruction or damage
C. A plan that lists all the work that you have to do and when you must do each thing
D. Very large, heavy and solid
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Mr. John feels tired because he ______ hard all day.
A. works
B. worked
C. had worked
D. has been working
Gerund › View___ is her life.
A. Danced
B. To danced
C. Dancing
D. To dancing
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First we read the entire passage and _______ we answer the questions
A. than
B. then