The large limousine —- was loaded with students up to the limit was stopped by the police.
A. in which
B. when
C. which
D. for which
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Modal Verbs › ViewMia is deciding whether to attend the party. What is the correct way to express her possibility of going?
A. Mia may goes to the party.
B. Mia may go to the party.
C. Mia may gone to the party.
D. Mia may going to the party.
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Who does this shop assistant think he is? He behaves as if he ___ the grocery.
a. is owning
b. owned
c. has
Although he was ___ by medical problems, he always felt the joy of living.
A. beset
B. imbibed
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We live near the airport, and when the planes fly directly overhead, the noise is so loud that we can hardly hear one another speak, and so we asked the mayor to help us get the flight patterns changed. Run-on sentence or rambling sentence?
A. run-on
B. rambling