neither his motor bike ,,,, car was on the parking area.
A. or
B. but
C. and
D. nor
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Conjunctive Adverb › ViewChoose the correct punctuation for the sentence: ‘I am sorry you can’t go besides the weather forecast calls for rain.’
A. I am sorry you can’t go; besides, the weather forecast calls for rain.
B. I am sorry you can’t go, besides the weather forecast calls for rain.
C. I am sorry you can’t go; besides the weather forecast calls for rain.
D. I am sorry you can’t go besides, the weather forecast calls for rain.
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A. don’t
B. doesn’t
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A. A glider’s long narrow wings allow it to glide on warm air currents.
B. A gliders’ long narrow wings allow it to glide on warm air currents.
C. A glider’s long narrow wing’s allow it to glide on warm air currents.
D. A gliders’ long narrow wings’ allow it to glide on warm air currents.
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We have lunch ……….. noon.
A. at
B. in
C. on
D. between