[ Phrases and Clauses ]
As it began to snow on the roads.
A. Phrase
B. Dependent Clause
C. Independent Clause
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Prepositions › ViewDon’t be angry. I’m not laughing ___ you. I’m laughing _____ you.
A. With / at
B. At / at
C. On / through
D. At / with
Modal Verbs and Conjuctions › View
Choose the NEGATIVE form:
Joseph should go to the doctor.
A. Joseph should go not to the doctor.
B. Joseph shouldn’t go to the doctor.
C. Joseph shouldn’t to the doctor.
D. Shouldn’t go to the doctor.
Punctuation › ViewWhich punctuation is correct for this sentence? “She said Do you love me, James?”
A. ‘Do you love me, James?’
B. “Do you love me, James?”
C. “Do you love me, James.’
Grammar › View
The professor told me that I was doing well, _________ my final grade was awful
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. or