Which of the following sentences uses prepositions correctly? A. I sat between my mother, sister, and brother-in-law. B. For years, my parents differed from each other on politics. C. The school bus finally arrived at the museum. D. She might of gone to the party if it started earlier.

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The school bus finally arrived at the museum.- uses prepositions correctly.

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When forming a contraction between "does" and "not," what's the correct way to write it? A. Doesn't B. Does't C. Don't D. Doesnt'

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The school bus finally arrived at the museum.- uses prepositions correctly.

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What's the correct way to rewrite the following sentence? The chef tasted the soup taking a tiny sip. A. Tasting the soup, a tiny sip was taken by the chef. B. The soup was tasted by the chef in a tiny sip. C. Taking a tiny sip, the chef tasted the soup. D. The chef tasted the soup and taking a tiny sip.

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Taking a tiny sip, the chef tasted the soup is the correct way to rewrite the sentence: The chef tasted the soup taking a tiny sip.

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How are the sentence patterns for asking questions different from the sentence patterns for making statements? A. Questions always include a direct and indirect object. B. Questions are typically much shorter than statements. C. Questions don't use pronouns or adjectives. D. Questions usually start with a helping verb or adverb.

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Questions usually start with a helping verb or adverb. -is how the sentence patterns for asking questions are different from the sentence patterns for making statements.

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