[ Grammar ]
The words AND, BUT, YET, SO are called
A. conjunctions
B. prepositions
C. adjectives
D. adverbs
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Grammar › ViewHelen said Jono, “May I borrow your dictionary ?”
A. Helen said Jono to borrow her dictionary
B. Helen said Jono if/whether he might borrow her dictionary
C. Helen said Jono whether she might borrow her dictionary
D. Helen said Jono if/whether she might borrowed her dictionary
Grammar › View
Terry and Gina are hugging.
A. Future Progressive
B. Present Progressive
C. Past Progressive
Homonyms › ViewThe building had a long ___.
a. haul
b. hall
Conjunctions › View
Your niece and I went out to lunch, ________ we both ordered fish.
A. and
B. or
C. yet