Try _____ these shoes, Sue.
A. Out
B. In
C. On
D. Up
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A. verb
B. adverb
C. noun
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The sentence “The news has puts Lea in a bad mood” should be corrected to:
A. The news have put Lea in a bad mood
B. The news has put Lea in a bad mood
C. The news had puts Lea in a bad mood
D. The news is putting Lea in a bad mood
Grammar › ViewMy turtles are stinky, ________ have not taken a shower.
A. It
B. They
C. He
D. we
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Even though Nora was tired after a long day of adventures, she stayed up to finish her magical project. Can you spot the dependent clause in this sentence?
A. She stayed up to finish her magical project.
B. Even though Nora was tired after a long day of adventures.
C. Nora was tired after a long day of adventures.
D. Finish her magical project.