Which revision corrects the sentence without creating a run-on? Despite being tired, Maria finished her homework she studied for the test.
A. Despite being tired, Maria finished her homework. She studied for the test.
B. Despite being tired Maria, finished her homework she studied for the test.
C. Despite being tired, Maria finished. Her homework she studied for the test.
D. Despite being tired, Maria finished her homework, and studied for the test.
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Conjunction and Punctuation › ViewThe weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow. We should bring umbrellas.
A. If he weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow, we should bring umbrellas.
B. If he weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow we should bring umbrellas.
C. The weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow if we should bring umbrellas.
D. The weather forecast predicts rain tomorrow because we should bring umbrellas.
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I rendered the criminals helpless and then captured them.
Rendered means:
A. To cause
B. To become
C. To make
D. All of the above
“I will finish the project by next week” he said.
A. He said he would have finished the project by next week.
B. He said he will finish the project next week.
C. He said he would finish the project by the following week.
D. He said that he would finish the project by next week.
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I gifted Mary a bouquet of flowers for her birthday. (Identify the Collective noun in the sentence)
A. Mary
B. for her birthday
C. bouquet of flowers