Identify the sentence that indicates a lack of necessity.
A. It is essential to be present at the meeting.
B. You are required to join the meeting.
C. You don’t have to attend the meeting.
D. You should attend the meeting.
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A. go
B. am going
C. goes
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… you … when the phone rang?
A. Are … sleeping
B. Did … sleep
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A. Michaella replied “Huh?”
B. Kai replied “My favorite game is Halo.”
C. Chirley replied, “I have no, idea.”
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What is the grammatical term for a word that shows the relationship between a noun and another word in the sentence?
A. adjective
B. adverb
C. preposition
D. verb