[ Clauses and Conjunctions ]
Use a subordinating conjunction to combine: ‘I will call you. I get home.’
A. I will call you before I get home.
B. I will call you after I get home.
C. I will call you when I get home.
D. I will call you while I get home.
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A. drinks like a duck
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A. ought to
B. mustn’t
C. shouldn’t
D. have to
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A. will come
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A short humorous poem composed of five lines that usually has the rhyme scheme aabba *
A. Haiku
B. Limerick
C. Ballad
D. Sonnet