“Has your sister ever sung at a concert?”, the reporter asked the actress.
A. The reporter wanted to know weather your sister have ever sung at a concert.
B. The reporter asked the actress weather her sister had ever sung at a concert.
C. The reporter asked the actress weather my sister sang at a concert.
D. The reporte asked the actress has ever she sang at a concert.
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My puppy ate all of her food last night.
A. My
B. My puppy
C. ate
D. ate all of her food last night
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C. The childrens toys are scattered.
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A. find out
B. come out
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