[ Present and Past Tenses ]
. Today they (is riding – are riding – rides) their bikes.
A. is riding
B. are riding
C. rides
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Conjunctions › ViewIdentify the coordinating conjunctions in these sentences and tell whether each joins words, phrases or clauses
The framed pictures on the dresser got wet, but Elliot was able to dry them off with a large towel.
A. words
B. phrases
C. clauses
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My mother has got …….friends.
A. a little
B. a lot of
C. much
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A. has
B. have
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to go on another person’s property without permission
A. dreadful
B. inhabited
C. trespass
D. obliged