A compound sentence is composed of two complete sentences.
A. True
B. False
C. Sometimes
D. Normally
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Tenses › ViewBy 1914, Fawcett, ___ to formulate ideas, based on his research, about a legendary lost city he named Z. In 1925, he ___ a three-man team that included his son Jack into Brazillian jungle to find the lost city of Z.
A. has begun / leads
B. had begun / led
C. begins / has led
D. was beginning / was leading
E. was going to begin / led
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A number without a variable; a number by itself; a quantity that does not change its value
A. Constant
B. Algebraic Expression
C. Coefficient
D. Distributive Property
E. Equation
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A. a
B. an
C. the
D. 0
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Correct the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence: “One of the students have lost their book.”
A. One of the students has lost their book.
B. One of the students have lost their book.
C. One of the students had lost their book.
D. One of the students be lost their book.