What is the correct way to combine the following two simple sentences into a compound sentence?
Wishbone wanted to take a nap. He was too busy reading.
A. Wishbone wanted too take a nap. He was too busy reading.
B. Wishbone wanted to take a nap, but he was too busy reading.
C. Wishbone wanted to take a nap, he was too busy reading.
D. Wishbone wanted to take a nap, but too busy reading he was.
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A. Portuguese is as complicated as English.
B. Portuguese is not as complicated as English.
C. English is not as complicated as Portuguese.
D. English is not less complicated than Portuguese.
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Choose the correct form of its—with or without an apostrophe—for this sentence.
Even my favorite song can lose _____ appeal after I listen to it too many times.
A. its
B. it’s
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A. ambigious
B. advocate
C. covert
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Mr. Chen was reading the newspaper when his shoes were ______.
(A)fixing
(B)fix
(C)being fixed
(D)having fixed