She attends _____ Boston University which is near ____ University of Cambridge.
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C. The, –
D. A, –
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Grammar › View____ a row of popular trees between the two farms.
A. There’s
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Which sentence uses the correct grammar?
A. A meteor landed in a local resident’s roof.
B. A meteor landed on a local resident’s roof.
C. A meteor landed at a local resident’s roof.
D. A meteor landed of a local resident’s roof.
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A. goes
B. go
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Which sentence has the correct punctuation?
A. Theres a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
B. There’s a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
C. There”s a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
D. There’s is a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.