[ Grammar ]
They (not want) to play the love games, but they (play) now.
A. isn’t want, play
B. doesn’t want, plays
C. not want, are playing
D. don’t want, are playing
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a. blow
b. bring
c. crop
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A. plurality
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D. inflectional morpheme
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A. Parallel Structure
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C. Comma
D. Semicolon
E. Dependent Clause
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The tallest astronaut.
A. Fragment
B. Run-on