[ Quantifiers ]
An example of a COUNTABLE NOUN is…
A. Cake
B. Butter
C. Juice
D. Strawberry
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Conjunctions › ViewPlease do not leave the room _________ the bell has rung.
A. when
B. whenever
C. until
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Which is NOT true?
A. Use an apostrophe to form contractions
B. Use an apostrophe to show ownership
C. Use an apostrophe to form a plural noun
Grammar Double Object Verbs › View“Give” is
A. a double-object verb.
B. not a double-object verb.
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Pete knew exactly where he would propose to his girlfriend__ on top of the Eiffel Tower.
A. ,
B. ;
C. :
D. no punctuation needed