Change the question into a noun clause: Where is the post office?
A. Could you tell me where the post office is?
B. Could you tell me where is the post office?
C. Could you tell me that is the post office?
D. Could you tell me where the post office is.
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Conjunctions › ViewIdentify the subordinate conjunction and dependent clause in each sentence.
So that mosquitos don’t bite her legs, Margaret wears long pants.
A. Margaret
Margaret wears long pants
B. so that
so that mosquitos don’t bite her legs
C. so that
Margaret wears long pants.
D. so
so that mosquitos don’t bite her legs
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You may write _____ a pen or _____ a pencil.
A. with / by
B. with / with
C. in / in
D. by / by
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewMike got a camera for his birthday, so he’s going to _________________ in photography at the local college.
A. do exercise
B. get up
C. take notes
D. win an award
E. take a course
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While Paul…. Mary was reading a magazine
A. swam
B. was swimming
C. swims