The students kept quiet … the teacher walked in.
A. when
B. before
C. while
D. until
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Grammar › ViewIf you ________ me last week, I would have been able to come.
A. invited
B. had invited
C. would invite
D. would have invited
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*—– you ——— ( invite ) them to your party last week?
A. Does you invite them to your party last week?
B. Did you invited them to your party last week?
C. Do you invited them to your party last week?
D. Did you invite them to your party last week?
Grammar › View. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
A. It’s raining, therefore, we should stay indoors.
B. It’s raining; therefore, we should stay indoors.
C. It’s raining therefore we should stay indoors.
D. It’s raining, therefore we should stay indoors.
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Which is the correct pronoun for the sentence?
(Who, Whom, Whose) wants to eat pizza?
A. Who
B. Whom
C. Whose