Sentence Structure Post Test

The dollar is the basic unit of money in both the United States and Canada.

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We decided to go to the movies, but our friend, who doesn't like scary movies, didn't want to go.

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People in Jordan use the dinar when they buy things.

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We decided to stay home to watch movies, but our television, which is ancient, decided to quit.

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A Zambian buys goods with the kwacha, but a Brazilian buys them with the cruzeiro.

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When you are ready, I will call the store, and we can talk to Reed.

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If you visit Mexico, convert your dollars into pesos.

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Even though my car needs an oil change, I don't have the time to get it serviced, and I don't want to wait alone.

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A traveler visits a banker or librarian for information on foreign money.

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In 1700 B.C., people in the country of Lydia, which occupied the site of present-day Turkey, used the first coins as money.

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