What does the sentence ‘She sat beside her friend during the lecture.’ mean?
A. She sat in front of her friend.
B. She sat behind her friend.
C. She sat away from her friend.
D. She sat next to her friend.
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I’d like ___________________.
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UNSCRAMBLE: woods / the / in / camped/ ever / you / have ?
A. Have woods ever camped in the?
B. Have you camped ever woods in the?
C. Have you ever camped in the woods?
D. Have camped you ever in the woods?