. The news (seem / seems) unbelievable.
A. seem
B. seems
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Prepositional Phrases › ViewWhich sentence demonstrates correct use of a prepositional phrase at the end?
A. This is the house which I grew up in.
B. This is the house in which I grew up.
C. This is the house up which I grew in.
D. This is the house I grew up in which.
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If you _________________ (have) a better job, we _________________ (be) able to buy a new car
A. had/will be
B. had/would be
C. had/was
D. have/would be
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses commas with quotations?
A. The coach said “We need to practice harder if we want to win”.
B. He asked, “What time does the movie start?”
C. “I can’t believe it’s already December” she exclaimed!
D. “This is incredible” she said. “I’ve never seen anything like it”.
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Match the first part of the sentence to the appropriate ending:
If you put a mirror across the door,
A. you will have good luck.
B. you good luck.
C. you has good luck.
D. you will luck.