[ Essential and Nonessential Clauses ]
_______ in college now.
A. Your
B. You’re
C. Youre
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Vocabulary › ViewMany ________________ can be found in museums that pay tribute to the people and history that changed the world.
A. memorials
B. tutorials
C. denials
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Which sentence is correct?
A. My father yelled, “Close the door on your way out!
B. “My father yelled, Close the door on your way out!”
C. My father yelled, “Close the door on your way out!”
D. My father yelled, “Close the door on your way out”!
Grammar › ViewAlthough Nadira felt very … she smiled … .
A. angrily, friendly
B. angry, friendly
C. angry, in a friendly way
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Formulate a negative sentence in the present continuous tense: “He _______ (not watch) TV right now.”
A. does not watch
B. is not watching
C. do not watch
D. not watches