“_______ you ever _________ to the Hunger Games?” I asked
A. have _______ been
B. have ______ been going
C. Have _______ been
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Constrative Conjunction › ViewWhat is the function of the word “yet” in the sentence: “She’s busy, yet she always finds time for her friends.”
A. To show cause and effect
B. To show contrast
C. To show addition
D. To show sequence
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the act of passing from one state or place to the next
A. transition
B. hypocrite
C. kinetic
D. zoom
Time Clauses of Future › ViewFirst, get to the hotel. Then, go surfing.
A. When I go surfing, I’ll get to the hotel.
B. I get to the hotel when I go surfing.
C. I’ll go surfing when I get to the hotel.
D. When I get to the hotel, I go surfing.
Sentences Function and Structure › View
A whale breathes air through its lungs.
‘Through its lungs’ is an:
A. Adjectival phrase
B. Adverbial phrase