[ Grammar ]
Where’s the bird?
A. The bird is in the tree.
B. The bird is in the plant.
C. The bird is on the branch.
D. The bird is under the branch.
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A. in
B. with
C. of
D. without
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The underlined section is a prepositional phrase:
I took my wallet and my keys to the store.
A. TRUE
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A. Then
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Sally ____ the movie “Titanic” three times.
A. has seen
B. have seen
C. is seeing
D. sees