Transform the sentence into a negative question: Grandpa Harry rides a horse to work.
A. Doesn’t Grandpa Harry ride a horse to work?
B. Does is Grandpa Harry rides a horse to work?
C. Grandpa Harry, do you ride a horse to work?
D. Grandpa Harry does not ride a horse to work.
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A. had known
B. had not known
C. know
D. knew
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Lately, I _______ about moving to Cilaos because I _____ unhappy with the hot weather!
A. Have thought … have been becoming
B. Have been thinking … have been becoming
C. Have thought … have become
D. Have been thinking … have become
Grammar › View_____________ eraser
A. a
B. an
Sentence Structure and Pronoun Antecedent › View
Identify the structure of the sentence below.
“Thomas believed when he saw the Lord’s wounds.”
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound Complex