Which of the following sentences uses “while” correctly before a complete sentence connected to another complete sentence by a comma?
A. She was reading a book while, he played the guitar
B. The children were playing outside while, it started raining.
C. He enjoys hiking, while his friends prefer staying indoors.
D. We were working on the project while, they were preparing the presentation.
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A. At the beginning of a sentence
B. Directly before a noun
C. No specific use
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You should spend time _______ your life more.
A. to enjoy
B. enjoying
C. enjoy
D. to enjoying
Grammar › ViewForm a wh-question using the word ‘why’ for the following statement: She is crying.
A. Where is she crying?
B. Why is she crying?
C. When is she crying?
D. How is she crying?
Conjunctions › View
I like to eat my ice-cream with sprinkles ________ sauce.
A. so
B. or
C. and
D. because