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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Preposition and Adjective › ViewPut the words in order to make sentences. “are / better / than / fresh ones / frozen / vegetables / I / think”
A. I are better think frozen vegetables than ones fresh.
B. I think are vegetables frozen better ones fresh.
C. I vegetables think are frozen ones fresh better.
D. I think fresh vegetables are better than frozen ones.
E. Ones frozen better think than fresh vegetables.
Superlative Adjectives › View
Summer is the ….. Season
A. Hottest
B. Hotest
C. Hot
Tenses › ViewMiss Helen went to Uzbekistan few months back.
A. Present simple tense.
B. Past simple tense.
C. Future simple tense.
Grammar › View
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