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Can a sentence have more than one prepositional phrase contained within it? 

• Yes 
• No

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This is used to make compound sentences, separate phrases or items in a list, coordinating adjectives, and/or extra information.

• comma
• quotation mark
• period
• semicolon 

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What is the blue group of words?
Employees may leave work for personal reasons after they receive permission from the manager.

• Phrase
• Dependent Clause
• Independent Clause

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Choose the sentence that has correct subject-verb agreement:

• Most weeks we attend school Monday through Friday.

• Most weeks we attends school Monday through Friday.

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Choose the sentence that has correct subject-verb agreement:

• Everyone is here today.

• Everyone are here today.

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‘I’ve got a lot of homework to do.’ said Max.

• Max said he haven't got a lot of homework to do.

• Max said he have got a lot of homework to do.

• Max said he had got a lot of homework to do.

• Max said he hasn't got a lot of homework to do.

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Which one is spelled correctly?

• conspir

• conspire

• conspere

• conpire

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_________ he like going to the cinema?

• Doesn't

• Do

• Does

• Doing

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We _______________ need new shoes.

• urgently

• urgintly

• urgentley

• urgantly

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Which sentence is written correctly?

• Please, Jane, bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

• Please, Jane bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

• Please Jane, bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

• Please Jane bring the dirty dishes to the sink.

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