Somebody accused me of stealing money
A. I was accused by somebody of stealing money.
B. I was accused of stealing money
C. I was accuse of stealing money by somebody
D. I was accused stealing money.

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A. to show location
B. to compare and contrast
C. to conclude or summarize
D. to add information
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Be careful not to walk on the ___ when it is wet because you might slip.
a. glass
b. grass
Select the correct use of a semi-colon:
A. I have a big test tomorrow; I can’t go out tonight.
B. I have a big test tomorrow; and I can’t go out tonight.
C. I have a big test tomorrow; because I can’t go out tonight.
D. I have a big test tomorrow; so I can’t go out tonight.
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What is the possessive form of the noun?
The jerseys of the team
A. The team’s jerseys
B. The jerseys of the team
