Answer: D) Went, bought.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: C) Get through with.
Answer: C) The bananas.
Answer: A) Every day my mom cooks dinner.
Answer: B) Stays
Answer: A) He went to the store and bought milk.
Answer: B) Due to.
Answer: A) Green School grew vegetables for an orphanage last spring.
Answer: C) Has already been arrested by.
Answer: C) You
Answer: C) Is changed or impacted by the action.
Answer: B) Shall we?
Answer: A) With a semicolon.
Answer: B) Organize
Answer: B) WOULD LIKE TO.
Answer: C) Remove the semicolon and the clause I took it to the lost-and-found.
Answer: C) Runs
Answer: C) TWO GREEN LINES INSIDE THE SPEED SCALE INDICATE THAT THE PROTECTION IS AVAILABLE.
Answer: D) Predicate adjective.
Answer: A) Alice, now approaching the microphone, will introduce the speaker.
Answer: D) Nor
Answer: B) Am going to.
Answer: C) Subject + action verb + who? what?
Answer: A) Type I (Prefix Error).
Answer: D) My moon boots.
Answer: C) Put
Answer: A) Customers rarely make any complaints about this new phone model.
Answer: A) Eat
Answer: C) Recognize that the instructor is not adequately prepared.
Answer: B) James
Answer: A) Lay
Answer: B) You're
Answer: A) Cows, horses.
Answer: C) Is
Answer: B) Evaluation/Analysis
Answer: A) Explicit
Answer: A) Verbal
Answer: A) Sleeping.
Answer: A) Him
Answer: B) Could
Answer: B) Subject, predicate.
Answer: C) Devote to.
Answer: A) Fence
Answer: A) Has to.
Answer: B) Had to.
Answer: C) Airplane accidents.
Answer: A) Have you been to.
Answer: A) Maintain
Answer: C) Collected
Answer: B) Few/all
Answer: B) Eats
Answer: A) Went
Answer: B) Has / been.
Answer: C) Compound Predicate Nominative.
Answer: B) Ask who or what the sentence is about did (or what happened to them) or what they are/were.
Answer: C) It's under the swing.
Answer: B) Complaining
Answer: C) Simple predicate.
Answer: D) Looking into.
Answer: A) Be Kind, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible.
Answer: D) Weren't directed.