“Can I bring a friend to the party?” Nancy wanted to know.
A. Nancy asked me if she could bring a friend to the party.
B. Nancy wanted to ask someone to bring her friend to the party.
C. Nancy knew that bring a friend to the party was good.
D. Nancy wanted to invite her friend out and to the party.
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Adverbial Clauses › ViewDiscuss the importance of adverbial clauses in sentence structure.
A. Adverbial clauses are only used in informal writing
B. Adverbial clauses confuse the main clause in a sentence
C. Adverbial clauses are unnecessary in sentence structure
D. Adverbial clauses play a crucial role in enriching sentence structure by providing extra information about the main clause.
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We are all responsible for the destruction…. the forest.
A. at
B. in
C. of
D. for
Grammar › ViewDetermine which sentences uses the homograph defined. tear: to pull or rip something apart.
A. If you are not careful, you will tear your shirt on that fence.
B. A tear fell from her eye
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The boys assembled the parts of the toy plane by _________.
A. herself
B. himself
C. ourselves
D. themselves