[ Along & Against ]
A. against the beach
B. along the beach
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Comma › ViewI usually go to the park to ride my bike play catch with my dad and to play on the swings.
A. I usually, ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
B. I usually ride, my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
C. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad and, play on the swings.
D. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
E. No commas needed
Grammar : Structural Common Errors › View
Teacher coming.
A. Right
B. Wrong