Stop, take your hands off of me!
A. declarative
B. imperative
C. interrogative
D. exclamatory
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A. Past Tense
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Contact Person: Alexa Bob.
Which one is the most appropriate salutation?
A. Dear Mrs. Alexa
B. Dear Mr. Alexa
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B. Wolf is 6ft tall with thick, grey fur.
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Are these men either behind, above or below the counter?
A. They are above the counter.
B. They are below the counter.
C. They are behind the counter.