[ Compound and Complex Sentences ]
Which sentence is an independent clause?
A. Jill likes to go to the beach.
B. Whenever you finish.
C. If you read The Outsiders.
D. Before you eat breakfast.
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the helping verb in this sentence: “She can play the piano beautifully.”
A. can
B. play
C. the
D. beautifully
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Crickets make loud noises whenever they talk to each other.
Is this sentence simple, compound, or complex?
A. simple
B. compound
C. complex
Passive Voice › ViewThe windows have been cleaned
A. Passive Voice
B. Active Voice
Present Tenses › View
Why ___ (you, not finish) the report yet?
A. do you not finish
B. are you not finishing
C. have you not finished
D. have you not been finishing