[ Grammar - Compound Sentences ]
the conjunction “but” is used when…
A. two things
B. giving a choise
C. contradiction
D. cause and effect
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A. am not watching
B. don’t watch
C. doesn’t watch
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Luke: No, but I want to.
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A. Would
B. Should
C. Could
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I’m very excited about our new house! We’re moving ______ next week.
A. down
B. in
C. out
D. up