The car is broken.
A. the car need to be fix.
B. the car is fix.
C. the car needs to be fixed.
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A. watch
B. watches
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Noah, Ethan, and James are writing an essay for their English class. In which of the following scenarios should they use a semicolon in their sentences?
A. When they want to separate items in a series
B. When they want to join two independent clauses
C. When they want to introduce a list after an independent clause
D. All of the above
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A. turn
B. turn off
C. off
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“I have come to realize that my past failures were stepping stones to my success.”
What language feature is illustrated in this sentence?
A. Metaphors and similes
B. Reflective verb tenses
C. Descriptive language
D. Emotive language