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the ears of the dog
A. the dog’s ears
B. the dogs’ ears
C. the dog ears
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the coordinating conjunction in this sentence.
We are both hungry and thirsty.
A. are
B. both
C. and
D. we
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We __________ our friends play with our toys.
A. must
B. make
C. let
D. mustn´t
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What are these?
A. panels
B. panels solar
C. solar panels
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They _______ when the power went out.
A. had dinner
B. have dinner
C. were having dinner
D. have had dinner