I …………..behind you when you ………. that accident.
A. were driving / was having
B. was driving / had
C. was driving /were having
D. drove / had
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State Verbs and Action Verbs › ViewIt’s eight o’clock and I …to work. I hope I can arrive on time.
A. drive
B. drives
C. is driving
D. am driving
Parts of Speech and Grammar › View
Noah, Ethan, and James are writing an essay for their English class. In which of the following scenarios should they use a semicolon in their sentences?
A. When they want to separate items in a series
B. When they want to join two independent clauses
C. When they want to introduce a list after an independent clause
D. All of the above
Conjunctions › ViewAlex caught the ball ___ he threw it to Tina.
A. yet
B. and
C. for
D. or
Grammar › View
_____ films about writers are so dull is that writers don‘t dress up to practice their craft.
A. Everybody says
B. One of the reasons
C. It is often claimed
D. Because