Change the direct question to indirect.
Is this a direct train, or do we need to transfer?
A. I’m wondering, is this a direct train, or do we need to transfer.
B. I’m wondering, is this a direct train, or do we need to transfer?
C. This is a direct train, or do we need to transfer?
D. Is this a direct or transfer train?
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A. refuse to lend
B. refuses to lend
C. refuse lending
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correctly place the adverb ”Occasionally” in the sentence
A. Sam occasionally goes out with his friends
B. Sam goes out occasionally with his friends
C. Sam goes out with his friends occasionally
D. Occasionally Sam goes out with his friends
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A. describe emotions – they tell us how people feel about something.
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What is the verb in the following sentence?
The cute dog ran fast.
A. fast
B. dog
C. ran
D. cute