Topics: Conjunction and Punctuation
Make sure to study for the exam. You might not pass it.
A. Make sure to study for the exam; otherwise, you might not pass it.
B. Otherwise make sure to study for the exam, because you might not pass it.
C. Make sure to study for the exam therefore you might not pass it.
D. Make sure to study for the exam otherwise you might not pass it.
Select your answer:
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A. She will visit her grandparents every week.
B. He walks to school on most days.
C. They are visiting the museum every month.
D. He walked to school every day last year.
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What is the complete subject of this sentence?
The brown dog ate his dinner.
A. dog
B. the brown dog
C. ate
D. ate his dinner