Which of the following sentences uses a coordinating conjunction incorrectly?
A. She likes apples, and she likes oranges.
B. She likes apples and, she likes oranges.
C. She likes apples and oranges.
D. She likes apples, but not oranges.
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A. sister
B. my
C. I
D. home
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What does it mean to be ‘voracious’?
A. A period of a thousand years
B. Done or shown openly; not secret or hidden
C. Having a very eager approach to an activity
D. Not quite right; inappropriate or out of place
Tenses › ViewJulia usually (read) a book at bedtime, but last night she (watch) TV instead.
A. read, watching
B. reading, watched
C. reads, watched
D. read, watched
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What is a ‘ruckus’?
A. a feverish physical state marked by delusions and confusion
B. to give in or agree to something
C. noisy commotion
D. moving too slowly