[ Grammar and Writing Skills ]
Which correctly joins two complete sentences?
A. I like cats they are cute
B. I like cats, they are cute
C. I like cats, and they are cute
D. I like cats and cute
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewChoose the proper sentence
A. He has already seen that film
B. He already saw that film
C. He have already seen that film
D. He already has seen that film
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—— popular belief, the criminological concept isn’t just limited to criminal justice, police officers, or public offenders.
A. Contrary to
B. As to
C. Instead of
D. In contrast
E. Besides