Topics: Because of & Inspite of
John crashed his Truck … he was driving too fast.
A. as
B. due to
C. owing to
D. on account of
Select your answer:
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Tenses › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses the past continuous?
A. He had been studying before the exam started.
B. He was studying before the exam started.
C. He studied before the exam started.
D. He had studied before the exam started.
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Which word in the sentence is a conjunction?
I don’t know why PSE is the best school ever, but it is!
A. why
B. but
C. know
D. likes