My new record was ,,,,, in its jacket …. on the turtable.
A. neither nor
B. either or
C. both and
D. not only but also
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Sentence Structure › ViewWhich of the following is a simple sentence?
A. The cat slept on the mat.
B. The cat slept on the mat, and the dog barked.
C. Although the cat slept on the mat, the dog barked.
D. The cat slept on the mat, and the dog barked when the mailman arrived.
Grammar - Punctuation › View
Jimmy piled lettuce tomatoes and onions on his hamburger.
A. Jimmy piled lettuce, tomatoes, and onions on his hamburger.
B. Jimmy piled lettuce, tomatoe’s, and onion’s on his hamburger.
C. Jimmy piled lettuce tomatoes and, onions on his hamburger.
D. Jimmy piled lettuce tomatoe’s and onion’s on his hamburger.
Future Simple › View-Have you tidied your room?
– No, but I promise I _____ (do) it this afternoon.
A. do
B. am doing
C. will do
D. am going to do
Past Tenses › View
Which of the following sentences is in the past perfect tense?
A. She had walked to school.
B. She walked to school.
C. She is walking to school.
D. She walks to school.