[ Present Tenses ]
It usually ____ very much in that part of the United States.
A. is raining
B. rained
C. rains
D. have rained
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Grammar › ViewIdentify each sentence as a fragment, run-on, comma splice, or correct:
The firefighters finally arrived, they put out the fire.
A. comma splice
B. run-on
C. sentence fragment
D. correct
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Identify whether the comma in the following sentence is used correctly.
Strangely, no one seemed to know where Miriah had gone.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
Grammar › ViewHe may never speak to me again if he ___ out what happened.
A. will find
B. was finding
C. finds
D. had found
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At the moment, David and Joe (not/ read) ______ a comic book.
A. aren’t read
B. isn’t reading
C. aren’t reading
D. don’t read