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How would you describe cars?

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New Post: Types Of Subordinate Clauses
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Types Of Subordinate Clauses
In the following sentences state whether the subordinate clause is an adverb clause, adjective clause or noun clause. Answers 1. They serve God well who
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How would you describe animals?

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Linking Words Exercise
Fill in the blanks with a conjunction or a participle that can connect the clauses. Answers 1. I waited for them till / until they
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How would you describe your favorite chocolate?

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Vary sentence length and structure to make your writing more enjoyable to read.

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New Post: Subordinating Conjunctions
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Subordinating Conjunctions
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate subordinating conjunction. Answers 1. I don’t know whether he is innocent. 2. Whether she will come I am
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