A. THEY WAS READING
B. THEY WERE READING
C. THEY WERE READ
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Conjunctions › ViewIdentify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.
Neither Jack nor Louise ate breakfast because they were not hungry.
A. neither/nor
B. neither Jack/nor Louise
C. neither/they
D. ate/were
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Which sentence below has a compound predicate?
A. The farmer planted his garden with plenty of hearty beans and delicious corn.
B. Vanessa and her friend Julio visited the park behind Vanessa’s house.
C. The hand sanitizer on my backpack is nearly out.
D. The pumpkins had spoiled and began to smell horribly.
Past Progressive Tense › ViewMy granfather … … (SIT) on an armchair.
A. was siting on an armchair
B. were sitting on an armchair
C. were siting on an armchair
D. was sitting on an armchair
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Suwat is a farmer. He has five __________ and three __________.
A. geese … sheep
B. geese … sheeps
C. goose … sheep
D. gooses … sheep