You can ride up hills much more easily because ………. bicycle has five more gears than………. .
A. your/mine
B. his/me
C. hers/theirs
D. mine/yours
E. her/us
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A. If my mother was working
B. if was my mother working
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In the sentence “After the rain stopped, the sun appeared,” what role does the clause “After the rain stopped” play?
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D. It is a coordinating clause.
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Rewrite the sentence with emphasis: He won the championship. (emphasize ‘won’)
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B. He did win the championship.
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