Mrs. Cusano loves to read scary books.
A. loves
B. Mrs. Cusano
C. read
D. scary
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Passive Voice › ViewIt is not known by many criminal defendants that most public defenders are overworked.
A. It is not known by many criminal defendants that the system overworks most public defenders.
B. Many criminal defendants do not know that most public defenders are overworked.
C. Few criminal defendants know that most public defenders are overworked.
D. Few criminal defendants know that public defenders are themselves victims of heavy workloads.
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to store or accumulate something by hiding it for future use
A. hoard
B. tunic
C. anguish
D. discard
Adverb Clauses of Time › ViewWe cashed a check before we _____ to the grocery store.
A. go
B. goes
C. went
D. going
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a small group of words representing a conceptual unit, containing either a subject or a verb, but not both. Both a subject and a verb would constitute a clause (e.g., “Running through the forest, she breathed in the fresh, crisp air.”)
A. tone
B. style
C. phrase(s)
D. mood