He said to her, “Are you coming to the party?”
A. He asked her whether she was coming to the party.
B. He told her if she was coming to the party
C. He asked her if she will be coming to the party.
D. He asked her whether she will be coming to the party.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is an independent clause?
A. After I went to the store.
B. I went to the store to buy some groceries.
C. To buy some groceries.
D. Some groceries.
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Choose the correct Expression
A. I failed in my examination.
B. I did well in my exam.
C. Don’t ask me about it.
D. I win the race.
Adjective Clause and Adverb Clause › ViewNot only was he capable of understanding conversation, but he also learned to write and spell.
The underlined words are the example of …
A. appositive phrase
B. gerund phrase
C. infinitive phrase
D. participle phrase
E. prepositional phrase
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random, capricious, impartial
A. Arbitrary
B. Discrete
C. Inherent
D. Abstract