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1. Linda sits ___ the tree.

a. over
b. around
c. by

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Use these correlative conjunctions in four (4) complete sentences:

• Either ... or
• Neither ... nor
• Not only ... but [also]
• Whether ... or

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Which is correct?

1. Some of the milk are spoiled.
2. Some of the milk is spoiled.

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Choose the correct form and explain:

1. Thirty kilometers are a long distance.

2. Thirty kilometers is a short distance.

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Choose the correct form:

1. A majority of them are not here.
2. A majority of them is not here.

Choose the correct form:

1. Either James or Linda has to leave.
2. Either James or Linda have to leave.

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Use these phrases in complete sentences:

1. “One of .... ”
2. “ ...together with .... ”
3. “Each of .... ”