[ Adjective or Adverb ]
He acted (strange / strangely) at lunch today.
A. strange
B. strangely
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“I always eat popcorn at the movies.”
A. I always
B. eat popcorn
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D. at the movies
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A. is
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A. Your, Thomas’s
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C. You’re, Thomas’
D. Your, Thomas’
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A. who
B. whom
C. where
D. which