Yesterday, I _________ to go to the principal’s office.
A. am told
B. is told
C. was told
D. was tell
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Prepositions & Prepositional Phrases › ViewA prepositional phrase is made up of a preposition, the object of a preposition, and all of the words in between. Choose the part of the following sentence that is the prepositional phrase:
“The injured squirrel scurried toward the bush.”
A. toward the bush
B. scurried toward the bush
C. The injured squirrel
D. the bush
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Combine the following sentences into one: “The sun set. The sky turned orange.”
A. The sun set, and the sky turned orange.
B. The sun set; the sky turned orange.
C. The sun set because the sky turned orange.
D. The sun set, the sky turned orange.
Grammar › View“…….. finish the test in time?” “Yes, but it was difficult.”
A. Must you
B. Were you able to
C. May you
D. Should you
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What do adjectives describe?
A. verbs
B. nouns
C. adverbs
D. adjectives