[ Grammar ]
When do you eat dinner?
A. I eat dinner at seven o’clock.
B. I eat dinner seven o’clock.
C. I eat dinner on seven o’clock.
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A. irons
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Unemployment is getting worse, but it can be solved if the governments implements the right strategies.
How many clauses are in the sentence?
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B. 2
C. 3
D. 4