[ Grammar ]
What did you use to play with?
A. I use to play with cars.
B. I did used to play with cars.
C. I used to play with cars.
D. I am used to play with cars.
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Grammar › ViewWhich one of these is a run-on?
A. Sandra escaped by slipping out the back door.
B. I wanted to go, but my mom wouldn’t let me.
C. I wanted to drive, dad wouldn’t let me.
D. Get up right now!
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Would you prefer coffee___tea?
A. but
B. and
C. or
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A. must
B. can
C. may
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The man ___ the police arrested was not the thief.
A. whom
B. who’s
C. which