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Greg likes ___ coffee and ___ tea

• a/a
• a/the
• ----/----

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Did you tell _________________________ parents where ___________________ going to after dinner?

• your, you're
• you're, your
• your, your

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When I said my speech, ____________________ friends were smiling at me. 

• your
• you're

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Be careful, it's snowing out ______.

• their
• they're
• there
• fair

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Read the sentences and decide if the pronoun in red should be changed: Either of these thick books by respected authors will have the answer to your research question in his many pages. 

• their
• its
• her
• No change is necessary

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Which sentence correctly avoids misplaced modifiers?

• The repairman fixed the kitchen faucet, which leaked in a wasteful manner.
• Leaking in a wasteful manner, we called a repairman to fix the kitchen faucet.
• Leaking wastefully, the repairman arrived to fix the kitchen faucet.

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Is ____ anything I can do to help you?

• there
• their
• they're

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Helen goes to school ____ the morning.

• in

• at

• on

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Choose the correct sentence:

• Jamie asked a really good question so the class took notes, based on the answer.

• Jamie asked a really good question so, the class took notes based on the answer.

• Jamie asked a really good question so the class took notes based on the answer.

• Jamie asked a really good question, so the class took notes based on the answer.

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Identify the underlined clause as independent or subordinate:

I lost track of time, so I was late to class.

• Independent

• Subordinate

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