[ Grammar Clauses ]
Before, after, when, whenever, until, while, as soon as, now that, as long as
A. to show the time
B. to show places
C. to show reasons
D. to show the contrast
Select your answer:
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Choose the correctly written sentence below.
A. I like the school store because there is snacks and drinks.
B. I like the school store because there are snacks and drinks.
C. i like the school store because there are snacks and drinks.