Topics: Prepositions
“Is Mr. James _____ work this week?” “No. He’s _____ holiday.”
A. on / in
B. at / in
C. in / for
D. at / on
Select your answer:
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When you write the conjunction word “but” in a compound sentence, it is because…
A. the next sentence will show a connection with the first one
B. the next sentence is going to show a choice or an option
C. the next sentence will show a contrasting information or a difference between two ideas