I ___________ come to the party on Saturday. I don’t know yet.
A. must
B. can’t
C. might
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Grammar › ViewChoose the correct conjunction to complete the sentence:
Roy wanted ice cream, _____ he was too full.
A. and
B. but
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
A. This assignment is easy, if you have taken a grammar course.
B. The train was racing through the city, as the evening sun went down.
C. After I graduate from ASU, I hope to work as a nurse at the hospital.
D. If I win the lottery you can buy me dinner.
Grammar › ViewChoose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
A. My group presentation is tomorrow; I can’t stay up late tonight.
B. My group presentation is tomorrow: I can’t stay up late tonight.
Reported Speech › View
Alice said, “I didn’t have the time to finish my homework.”
A. Alice said she didn’t have the time to finish my homework.
B. Alice said she didn’t have the time to finish her homework.
C. Alice said she hadn’t had the time to finish her homework.
D. Alice said she hadn’t had the time to finish my homework.