[ Morphology and Grammar ]
The subject of a sentence is usually a(n) _____.
A. verb
B. noun
C. adverb
D. adjective
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Clauses and Conjunctions › ViewConstruct a complex sentence using: ‘She will go to the party’ and ‘if she finishes her work.’
A. She will finish her work at the party.
B. If she goes to the party, she will finish her work.
C. She will not go to the party if she finishes her work.
D. She will go to the party if she finishes her work.
Grammar › View
I always knew i _________ a house near the beach one day.
A. would buy
B. bought
C. had bought
Grammar › View____ send you an e-mail.
A. I’ll
B. won’t
Grammar & Vocabulary › View
. In contrast, a ___________ usually has more than one person or many people who work together. The business is separate from the owners, so they can buy or sell it if they like.
A. shares
B. company
C. firms