Choose the correct sentence.
A. That’s my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
B. Those is my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
C. Those are my dogs, Donna and Nahla.
D. That are my dog, Donna and Nahla.
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A. may not
B. should
C. doesn’t have to
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A. By avoiding repetition
B. By providing more details
C. By adding depth and clarity
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C. She is taller than her sister.
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Which of the following sentences uses “can” correctly?
A. You can to go outside now.
B. He can sing very well.
C. Can I to borrow your pen?
D. They can swimming later.