She said, “I don’t know where my shoes are.”
A. She said that she didn’t know where her shoes are.
B. She said that she didn’t know where her shoes were.
C. She said that she doesn’t know where her shoes are.
D. She said that she doesn’t know where her shoes were.
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Subject Verb Agreement and Coordinating Conjunctions › ViewCombine the following sentences using a coordinating conjunction: “I wanted to go for a walk. It started raining.”
A. I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.
B. I wanted to go for a walk, so it started raining.
C. I wanted to go for a walk, or it started raining.
D. I wanted to go for a walk, for it started raining.
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Which phrase is a verb in the form of a noun?
A. Gerund
B. Participle
C. Appositive
D. Infinitive
Subordinating Conjunctions › View__________it rains tomorrow , the mayor will postpone the city’s parade.
A. If
B. While
C. After
D. Before
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I wonder ____ the plane will arrive on time.
A. that
B. whether
C. about
D. how