What is the BEST way to combine these sentences?
Maria goes to the pool. I go to the pool.
A. Maria goes and I go to the pool.
B. Maria goes to the pool and I.
C. Maria and I go to the pool.
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat is a ‘daredevil’?
A. A case with a handle, used for carrying clothes or personal items.
B. Walking quietly on the tip of your toes.
C. A reckless person who enjoys doing dangerous things.
D. A clear memory of past events.
Grammar › View
“She may not be happy about driving all night, but she will have to do it.”
A. Sarah’s friend expressed that she could not be happy about driving all night, but she would have to do it.
B. Sarah’s friend expressed that she might not be happy about driving all night, but she had to do it.
C. Sarah’s friend expressed that she might not be happy about driving all night, but she would have to do it.
D. Sarah’s friend expressed that she could not be happy about driving all night, but she should do it.