What is the key structural difference between temporal conjunctions and temporal connectives?
A. Temporal conjunctions can stand alone, but temporal connectives cannot.
B. Temporal conjunctions link clauses, while temporal connectives guide the sequence of events.
C. Temporal conjunctions appear only at the end of sentences.
D. Temporal connectives always appear in complex sentences.
Select your answer:
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A. Portuguese is as complicated as English.
B. Portuguese is not as complicated as English.
C. English is not as complicated as Portuguese.
D. English is not less complicated than Portuguese.
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Choose the correct form of its—with or without an apostrophe—for this sentence.
Even my favorite song can lose _____ appeal after I listen to it too many times.
A. its
B. it’s