The nib, or point, on a quill pen got flat quickly and had to be sharpened over and over, which meant quill pens didn’t last long, but it wasn’t until 1884 that a man named Lewis Waterman invented a fountain pen with a steel nib so that could be used a long time. Run-on sentence or rambling sentence?
A. run-on
B. rambling
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A. biodiversity
B. deforestation
C. ecosystem
D. paper
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Convert to past simple: I (see) him at the party last night.
A. I saw him at the party last night.
B. I was seeing him at the party last night.
C. I seen him at the party last night.
D. I see him at the party last night.
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A. and
B. so
C. nor
D. or
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Identify the adverb of frequency in the sentence: We usually go for a walk in the evening.
A. rarely
B. frequently
C. sometimes
D. usually