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A. Search for information (e.g., in a book or online)
B. Ignore the information
C. Store information for later
D. Forget the information
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Grammar › ViewAn action or state of being
A. Verb
B. Noun
C. Adjective
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Olivia and William are having a debate: “I love reading books, and I also enjoy watching movies,” says Olivia. Can you spot the coordinating conjunction in her sentence?
A. But
B. Or
C. And
D. So
Future Continuous Tense › ViewThey …. at nine tomorrow morning .
A. are fishing
B. will be fishing
C. will going to fishing
D. will fishing
Conjunctive Adverbs and Punctuation › View
Select the sentence that correctly uses a conjunctive adverb and punctuation.
A. The weather was cold; however, we decided to go hiking.
B. The weather was cold; we decided to go hiking however.
C. The weather was cold however; we decided to go hiking.
D. The weather was cold; we however decided to go hiking.