We went to the pool ________ played games.
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. because

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GrammarCoordinate ConjunctionModals: Possibility, Necessity, ExpectationBecause / soCoordinating ConjunctionGrammar: was/wereInversion + Passive VoiceSimple TensesGerund or to InfinitiveVerbs and PrepositionsOther quiz:
Language Features of an Opinion Article › ViewWhich sentence uses direct address to engage the reader?
A. “The benefits of the program are clear.”
B. “You will find that the program is highly beneficial.”
C. “The program offers many advantages.”
D. “One might argue that the program is useful.”
Grammar › View
They are going to do their project _____________.
A. yesterday
B. tomorrow
C. last month
D. two days ago
Modals › ViewWhat’s the best way to complete the sentence?
I can’t remember what Jason does at university. He could study geography or…
A. he must study geology.
B. he may not study geology.
C. he might study geology.
Grammar Clauses › View
The word “since” serves as what type of conjunction as used in the following sentence?
Since the students arrived to class without their supplies, the teacher was unable to continue the fun project.
_
A. subordinating
B. coordinating
