a statement or question added to the end of a statement to invite approval or cooperation from others
A. tag
B. filler
C. jargon
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Grammar › View… make dinner?
A. Are you
B. Will you
C. Are you going
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Which is the best way to join the sentences below by using an adjective clause with ‘who’.
The girl talked to her friend.
Her friend listened carefully.
A. The girl who talked to the friend and her friend listened carefully.
B. The girl talked to her friend who listened carefully.
C. The friend who listened carefully talked to the girl.
D. The girl who talked to the friend listened carefully.
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A. He is eating dinner right now.
B. He eats dinner at 7 PM.
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my father’s friend has (3) luxurious car in the garage.
A. tree
B. threes
C. three
D. the three