[ Grammar ]
Everybody asked if you could help. What is the noun clause of this sentence?
A. If you could help
B. Everybody asked
C. Everybody asked if you
D. Asked if you could help
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A. walked / started
B. are walking / starts
C. were walking / started
D. were walking / was starting