[ Grammar ]
Turn the next statement into a question.
These are Ms. Ana’s students? (whose)
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A. Who students are Ms. Ana’s?
B. Whose Ms. Ana’s s are students?
C. Whose are Ms. Ana’s?
D. Whose students are these?
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Linking Words and Conjunction › ViewName the conjunction in the sentence below.
“Monkeys have long tails, but apes have none.”
A. have
B. long
C. but
D. none
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This word means to come before in space or time.
A. precede
B. juncture
C. laden
D. pugnacious
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There was a time they made him try an exotic dish from India to see if its taste will prove to be too unfamiliar to him.
A. Unusual
B. Common
C. Delicious
D. Creative
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The teacher expected Linda ________ hard.
A. study
B. to study
C. study
D. studied