[ Sentence Types and Conjunctions ]
Combine: “It rained heavily. The roads were flooded.”
A. It rained heavily, so the roads were flooded.
B. It rained heavily, yet the roads were flooded.
C. It rained heavily because the roads were flooded.
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A. played
B. kids
C. noisy
D. yard
Some vs. Any › View
Look, there is … aeroplane in the sky.
a. some
b. any
Conjunctions › ViewI want to go to the zoo, ___________ it’s too hot outside.
A. so
B. but
C. because
D. and
Vocabulary & Grammar › View
I ________ out last night but at the last minute I ________ that I had a quiz this morning.
A. was going to go – realized
B. went – realized
C. had gone – would realize
D. would go – have realized