The four kinds of sentences are:
A. interrogative, declarative, explanatory, and common
B. interrogative, declarative, exclamatory, and imperative
C. declarative, instructive, exclamatory, common
D. instructive, interrogative, exclamatory, declarative
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Grammar › ViewHe don’t have a pet. Fix the sentence!
A. He don’t has a pet.
B. He isn’t having a pet.
C. He doesn’t have a pet.
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Detroit ___ as the first capital city of Michigan, but now Lansing is the capital city of Michigan.
a. chosen
b. was chosen
c. have been chosen
The number of people living in extreme poverty ___ steadily in recent years due to international aid programs.
A. has decreased
B. is decreasing
C. decrease
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The car drove _________ the old church on the way to the park.
A. along
B. across
C. past
D. down