Which sentence correctly eliminates the double negative?
A. The writer didn’t have hardly enough information for her book.
B. The writer didn’t have enough information for her book.
C. The writer had hardly enough information for her book.
D. The writer didn’t had any information for her book.
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Compound Sentences › ViewWhich sentence is a compound sentence?
A. Because she was late, she missed the bus.
B. She was late and missed the bus.
C. She was late, so she missed the bus.
D. She was late; she missed the bus.
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As an ambulance driver, Polly ………… stressful situations.
A. is used to
B. used to
C. got used to
D. would
Future Tenses › ViewWhat does a blonde say when she sees a banana skin lying just a few metres in front of her? – Oh dear! I (slip) !
A. will slip
B. am going to slip
C. will be slipping
D. slip
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A. clearly
B. cleerly
C. clearrly