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Are the teachers in the meeting?
A. Do you know if the teachers are in a meeting?
B. Do you know if the teachers in the meeting?
C. Do you know if the teachers in a meeting are?
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A. simple
B. compound
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D. compound-complex
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Which of the following punctuation marks would be most appropriate to use in the following sentence?
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A. ?
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A. is not rain
B. is not raining
C. not raining
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The movie starts _______ as soon as I enter the building.
A. play
B. to play
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