In informational or expository writing, the most important thought or overall position; the thesis of a piece, written in sentence form, is supported by details and explanation
A. main idea
B. explicit
C. inference
D. quote
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Tenses › ViewHe ____ his bike since he was a child.
A. rode
B. has ridden
C. rides
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The girl is a singer. We met her at the party.
A. The girl whom we met at the party is a singer.
B. The girl which we met at the party is a singer.
C. The girl whom we met her at the party is a singer.
D. The girl is a singer whom we met at the party.
Grammar › ViewShe arrived too late in the morning. What does she wish?
A. She wishes she arrived earlier.
B. She wishes she hadn’t arrived so late.
C. She wishes she didn’t arrive late.
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I ……………… him immediately if I had my mobile phone with me.
A. would call
B. will call
C. didn’t call
D. had called