What is the preposition in the following sentence?
New Yorkers have been cheering for their team to win.
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A. for
B. have been
C. New
D. Yorkers
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A. The children visited the factory. The children were tired.
B. The children visited the factory. They were tired.
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Which sentence is written correctly with an introductory phrase or word?
A. Yes, I am aware of the increase in participation.
B. Yes I am aware, of the increase in participation.
C. Yes I am aware of the increase in participation.
D. Yes I am, aware of the increase in participation.
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· a. any
· b.some
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What does he do?
A. He is a pilot.
B. He is a photographer.
C. He is an actor.
D. He is a politician.