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Jimmy (to call) last night. 

• was calling 
• called 
• calls 

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Which is a run-on sentence?

• Jackson amused the class he put breath mints up his nose.
• Jackson amused the class when he put breath mints up his nose.
• My neighbor, Jackson, enjoys being the class clown and making people laugh.
• Jackson might be the funniest student in Mrs. Felte's class because of his jokes.

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Wait right ___________, please.

• their
• there
• they're

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Will you play online games tomorrow?  Yes, I ______.

• am
• did
• will
• be

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Tomorrow we ________ our grandparents. They invited us last week.

• are going to visit
• will to visit
• will go
• will go to

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Buried Alive part 4
(1)An avalanche gathers snow as it travels. (2)A large one can grow to 10,000 tons of snow. (3)That much snow will flatten everything in its path as it races downhill--including trees, houses, and, of course, people.
(4)Warming temperatures, strong winds, or heavy snowfall can start an avalanche. (5)But ofter, people cause them when they hike, ski, or snowboard. (6)Their weight causes weak layers of snow to crack, allowing a slab to break free.
(7)When someone is trapped in an avalanche, rescue workers have to move fast. (8)Most avalanche victims don't survive more than 30 minutes under the snow.
What is the best way to edit sentence 7?

• When someone is trapped in an avalanche, rescue workers have to move fast.
• When someone is trapped in an avalanche; rescue workers have to move fast.
• When someone is trapped in an avalanche: rescue workers have to move fast.
• When someone is trapped in an avalanche rescue workers have to move fast.

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He _____________________ football. (like/not)

• do not like
• does not like
• does not likes
• do not likes

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Where ___ you from ?

• is
• are
• am

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Which of the following is a complete sentence?

• Suzy and Jacob like.

• Suzy reads Jack likes.

• Suzy likes reading books.

• Suzy and Jacob might like.

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Add a comma where needed to the following sentence.

You are from Australia aren't you?

• You are from Australia aren't, you?

• You are, from Australia aren't you?

• You are from Australia, aren't you?

• You, are from Australia aren't you?

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