[ Grammar ]
Incorrect: I have a hammer and chisel.
A. I have a hammer and one chisel.
B. I have a hammer and a chisel.
C. I have a hammer and a chisels
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A. Why you being
B. Why you were being
C. Why was you being
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A. always am
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A. ate
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C. eat
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On Saturday, Joe brought Fido a bone from the doggie boutique.
The direct object is ________________.
A. Saturday
B. Fido
C. Bone
D. Boutique
E. None of the above