[ Grammar ]
The workers for higher wages for a long time. They have achieved it this week.
A. has been asking
B. have been asking
C. have asked
D. has asked
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Punctuating Clauses › ViewPunctuate the following compound sentence: I went to the store and I bought some groceries.
A. I went to the store, and I bought some groceries.
B. I went to the store; and I bought some groceries.
C. I went to the store and I bought some groceries.
D. I went to the store: and I bought some groceries.
Prepositional Phrase › View
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
Bring the groceries into the kitchen.
A. into the kitchen
B. bring the groceries
C. groceries into
D. the groceries