[ 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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B. no
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She ______ (not / write) to me ______ she went to Japan.
A. She hasn’t written to me since she went to Japan.
B. She hasn’t write to me since she went to Japan.
C. She haven’t written to me for she went to Japan.
D. She haven’t written to me since she went to Japan.
Which of the following represents consistency within the sentence (meaning everything looks the same)?
A. Parallel Structure
B. Coordinating Conjunction
C. Comma
D. Semicolon
E. Dependent Clause
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The tallest astronaut.
A. Fragment
B. Run-on