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She is coming to the party, isn’t she?
A. Yes, she is coming to the party.
B. No, she is not coming to the party.
C. I don’t know if she is coming.
D. Maybe she will come to the party.
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the following group of words as simple sentence, compound sentence, or run-on sentence.
Janine sold tickets Alec put an ad in the school paper.
A. simple sentence
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We stayed in a hotel …….. was near the beach.
A. which
B. whose
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A. have lunch
B. has lunch
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Maria was confident of ______ marks on the Maths quiz.
A. she
B. her
C. their
D. yours