Read the descriptions carefully and choose the correct definition that matches each situation.
Use for temporary actions. Example: I am studying for the test this week.
A. Past simple tense
B. Future perfect tense
C. Present continuous tense
D. Present Simple
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Run-on Sentences › ViewAlex moves from one part of the room to the other, he likes to sit where his friends congregate.
A. Run On
B. Comma Splice
C. Correct Sentence
D. None of the above.
Adverbs of Time › View
Identify the adverb of time:
Kathryn will have ASL class later.
A. ASL
B. have
C. later
Adverbs › ViewThey will arrive here. What type of adverb is this?
A. Manner
B. Time
C. Frequency
D. Place
Grammar › View
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
A. I’ll play–what can I play?
B. I’ll play what-can-I play?
C. I’ll play what can I play?
D. None are correct.