Choose the best coordinating conjunction to combine the following pairs of sentences into compound sentences
You can pop corn on a stove. You can pop it in a microwave.
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A. or
B. and
C. but
D. yet
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A. Sam
B. Sam and his dog
C. Ran
D. Ran on the beach
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A. Could you tell me how big is the International Space Station?
B. Could you tell me how big the International Space Station is?
C. Could you tell me how big is it, the International Space Station?
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A. Present simple tense.
B. Past simple tense.
C. Future simple tense.
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Her children ____ their homework yet. They are still working on it.
A. hasn’t finished
B. hasn’t finishing
C. . haven’t finished
D. haven’t finishing