Topics: Conjunctions and Pronouns
What is a conjunction of purpose?
A. A conjunction that shows contrast between two ideas.
B. A conjunction that indicates the purpose of an action.
C. A conjunction that connects two independent clauses.
D. A conjunction that indicates the time of an action.
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewThe following is an example of which type of error?
The answers to the questions was difficult to explain.
A. subject-verb agreement
B. comma splice
C. run-on sentence
D. misplaced modifier
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The children________clean their rooms before they can go out to play.
A. wouldn´t
B. have to
C. must