When should hyphens be used?
A. To join two or more words that work together as a single adjective before a noun.
B. To indicate a pause in a sentence.
C. To separate items in a list.
D. To show possession.
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Conjunctions › ViewYou should always do some exercises, ———- what diet you are following.
A. although
B. in case
C. however
D. besides
E. no matter
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My friends will learn English at course after _____ eat lunch at my home.
A. He
B. We
C. It
D. They
Conjunction › ViewWrite a sentence using the subordinating conjunction ‘although’.
A. Although it was raining, we still went for a walk.
B. Although the sun was shining, I stayed indoors.
C. Although she passed the test, she didn’t feel confident.
D. Although I like pizza, I don’t eat it often.
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Identify the sentence type: “The train was late, and the passengers were annoyed.”
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex