Correctly combine both sentences by selecting the correct verb to join the sentences.
Pineapples are sweet. Cane is sweeter.
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A. and
B. but
C. so
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A. does Mika work
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Choose the correct sentence.
A. We plan to return some day to Brazil; therefore, we want to visit Rio Sao Paulo and Manaus.
B. We plan to return some day to Brazil: therefore, we want to visit Rio Sao Paulo and Manaus.
C. We plan to return some day to Brazil; therefore, we want to visit Rio, Sao Paulo, and Manaus.
Choose the correct sentence using the future perfect tense.
A. By next month, she will have saved enough money.
B. By next month, she will has saved enough money.
C. By next month, she will saving enough money.
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Has everybody … (go) home?
A. goes
B. went
C. gone