You are free to express your objections ___ he bring up the subject.
A. were
B. in case
C. should
D. as long as
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A. and
B. but
C. so
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Which academic vocabulary word best fits the simile “as upsetting as losing the big game”?
A. encourage
B. defeat
C. distinguish
D. achieve
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A. She is dancing at the party.
B. She has been dancing at the party.
C. She was dancing at the party.
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What punctuation is missing in the following compound sentence?
I don’t like my meat overcooked and tough nor do I like my milk warm.
A. semicolon
B. comma
C. period