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A: I need ___ knife, can you give me one? B: You can use ___ knife on the kitchen top.

A. a / the

B. – / the

C. the / a

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Susan likes to eat dinner _________ returning home from school.

A. because

B. before

C. after

D. while

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Which sentence correctly combines the clauses to create a complex sentence?

last night; it has snowed more than a foot

A. Last night, it has snowed more than a foot.

B. Last night, after it has snowed more than a foot.

C. Because last night, it has snowed more than a foot.

D. Since last night, it has snowed more than a foot.

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While Tom (read) , Amely (watch) a documentary on TV.
A. was reading / was watching
B. read / watched
C. was reading / were watching
D. read / was watching

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Choose the sentence structure. She had been planning to work out after school, but her dentist appointment ran longer than expected.

A. simple sentence

B. compound sentence

C. complex sentence

D. compound-complex sentence