Match column A to Column B
1. _____ sur mesure a. rent
2. _____ la peine b. nightowl
3. _____ une dispute c. rack, shelf
4. _____ célibataire d. mid-term exam
5. _____ un oiseau de nuit e. beforehand
6. _____ au préalable f. perfect
7. _____ le loyer g. fight, argument
8. _____ un rayon h. to take the plunge
9. _____ un partiel i. grief, sorrow
10._____ plonger j. single
1. f. sur mesure a. rent
2. i. la peine b. nightowl
3. g. une dispute c. rack, shelf
4. j. célibataire d. mid-term exam
5. b. un oiseau de nuit e. beforehand
6. e. au préalable f. perfect
7. a. le loyer g. fight, argument
8. c. un rayon h. to take the plunge
9. d. un partiel i. grief, sorrow
10 h. plonger j. single
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Read the following script and choose the appropriate words for the blanks. You may simply fill in the corresponding number instead of writing out the words.
How do compound and complex sentences differ?
a. A compound sentence combines two incomplete sentences; a complex sentence combines one complete and one incomplete sentence. b. A compound sentence combines one complete and one incomplete sentence; a complex sentence combines two incomplete sentences. c. A compound sentence uses a semicolon to combine ideas; a complex sentence uses a comma to combine ideas. d. A compound sentence uses a comma to combine ideas; a complex sentence uses a semicolon to combine ideas. e. A compound sentence combines two complete ideas; a complex sentence combines a complete idea and an incomplete idea.
Which of the following is not an example of a type of evidence?
a) examples b) facts c) opinions d) testimony