Marie said, “I’m going to see the doctor tomorrow.”
A. Marie said she was going to see the doctor the previous day.
B. Marie said she was going to see the doctor tomorrow.
C. Marie said she was going to see the doctor the next day.
D. Marie said she would see the doctor the other day.
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A. Could I not come early tomorrow?
B. May I not come early tomorrow?
C. I cannot come early tomorrow?
D. Can I not come early tomorrow?
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses a prepositional phrase to describe a relationship between two things.
A. The book of poems is on the shelf.
B. She sings very well.
C. They ran quickly to the finish line.
D. He jumped high over the hurdle.
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A. Listens
B. Listen
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The birds will fly south for winter.
What type of verb is “will”?
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A. Action verb
B. Linking verb
C. Helping verb