[ Possessive Nouns with Apostrophes and Pronouns ]
Which sentence correctly uses a possessive noun with an apostrophe?
A. The planets’ orbits are elliptical.
B. The planets orbit’s are elliptical.
C. The planet’s orbits are elliptical.
D. The planets orbits are elliptical.
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A. Whereas
B. While
C. But
D. However
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______ swim here or you ______ be in danger.
A. Must / can
B. Don’t / will
C. Don’t / won’t
D. Do / can’t
Noun Verb Agreement › ViewChoose the correct verb that agrees with the subject: The quarterback (throw/throws) the ball to the receiver.
A. throw
B. throwing
C. throwed
D. throws
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He apologized ________ his mistakes
A. As
B. But
C. For
D. Because