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What is the compound subject in the sentence: "John and Sarah went to the movies."

A. John and Sarah
B. Went
C. To the movies
D. Movies

What is the correct form of the sentence? "The professor, along with her students, are attending the conference."

A. The professor, along with her students, is attending the conference.
B. The professor, along with her students, am attending the conference.
C. The professor, along with her students, be attending the conference.
D. The professor, along with her students, are attending the conference.

Choose the compound sentence:

A. He reads a book.
B. He is reading a book.
C. Although he is reading a book, he is still bored.
D. They both read a book.

What type of sentence is: "Because she studied hard, she aced the exam."

A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-Complex

Identify the adverbial clause in the phrase: "While he was studying, the phone rang."

A. While he was studying
B. He was studying
C. The phone rang
D. The phone

Choose the sentence with correct use of the modal verb:

A. She may can join us for dinner.
B. She may join us for dinner.
C. She may to join us for dinner.
D. She may joining us for dinner.

What is the correct punctuation for the following sentence? "She shouted with joy her team had won"

A. She shouted with joy: her team had won.
B. She shouted with joy, her team had won.
C. She shouted with joy; her team had won.
D. She shouted with joy her team had won.

What is the correct form of the sentence? "The committee members has submitted their reports."

A. The committee members have submitted their reports.
B. The committee members has submitted their reports.
C. The committee members have submitted their report.
D. The committee members has submitted their report.

What is the correct form of the sentence? "The cat laid on the couch all day."

A. The cat lied on the couch all day.
B. The cat lay on the couch all day.
C. The cat laid on the couch all day.
D. The cat layed on the couch all day.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the colon:

A. The reasons are: lack of time, lack of resources and lack of interest.
B. The reasons are: lack of time, lack of resources, and lack of interest.
C. The reasons are lack of time, lack of resources, and lack of interest.
D. The reasons are; lack of time, lack of resources, and lack of interest.

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