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Finish this sentence: To make a noun possessive that ends in s and is more than one (plural)...

• only add an apostrophe.
• add an apostrophe s.
• add an s, then an apostrophe s.
• do nothing.

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Where should the comma go?
Fortunately the vehicle worked well.

• vehicle,
• worked,
• Fortunately,
• The  sentence does not need commas

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Before I went to school, I had a huge cup of coffee.

• dependent clause
• independent clause

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_{Where does the semicolon go?}
Dad is going bald his hair is getting thinner and thinner.

• hair;
• bald;
• Dad;
• getting;

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Margie and her sister ____ wonderful voices.

• does
• has got
• do
• have got

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The Browns ____ a nice house in the country.

• has got
• have got
• does 
• do

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A Simple Sentence can have more than one Subject.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• MAYBE

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How should you change this sentence?

Michael does well in math but he excels in science.

• Michael does well in math, but he excels in science.

• Michael does well in Math but he excels in science.

• Michael does well in Math but he excels in Science.

• Make no change

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I forgot to bring my umbrella and boots to school.

• Simple Sentence

• Compound Sentence

• Complex Sentence

• Compound Complex Sentence

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I could not remember the poem we __ the week before.

• had learnt

• are learning

• will learn

• learn

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