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A hot-tempered tennis player, Robbie charged the umpire.

• The appositive phrase is at the beginning of the sentence.
• The appositive phrase is at the end of the sentence.
• The appositive phrase is in the middle of the sentence.

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The ball rolled over _____.

• there
• their
• they're

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What tense means already happened?

• present

• past

• future

• all of the above

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I wanted a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch yesterday.

• adverb

• A noun

• conjunction

• interjection

• article

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........ Vistula river flows into ...........Baltic sea.

• a/the

• the/the

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My best friends left _____ books in my locker.

• friends; his or her

• friends; their

• books; it

• books; his or her

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Earhart radioed to call for help, but there was no response.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

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No one should lend _____ comb to anyone else.

• he or she

• their

• his or her

• your

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If she __________ (go) to the university, she __________ (study) French.

• had gone - would have studied

• has gone - would has studied

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What is/are the verb(s) in the following sentence: Which aisle does Karen take to get to the manager's office?

• Helping: Which

• Helping: does

• Action: take

• Action: get

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