[ Grammar ]
“Tim” and “Moby” are both:
A. Abstract nouns
B. Plural nouns
C. Compound nouns
D. Proper nouns

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Grammar › ViewWhich conjunction would best join the two sentences together?
The students wanted to go out to recess. The teacher said they had too much work.
A. , and
B. , but
C. , or
D. , for
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The telephone _____________ while Jerry was bathing.
A. rings
B. rang
C. rung
D. is ringing
Grammar › ViewYou’d better tell the coach if you _______ on Saturday
A. can’t playing
B. aren’t able to playing
C. can’t play
D. aren’t able to can play
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The child hurt himself badly when he fell _______ the bedroom window.
A. out from
B. out of
C. down
D. over
