[ Grammar ]
Which sentence uses ‘whose’ correctly?
A. Whose book is this?
B. Whose are you doing?
C. Whose is the time?
D. Whom are you talking to?
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Grammar › ViewWhere are you going to travel next month?
A. Can you tell me where are you going to travel next month?
B. Can you tell me where you are going to travel next month?
C. Can you tell me if are you going to travel next month?
D. Can you tell me where are traveling next month?
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Use present perfect correctly: They (to see) that film before.
A. They have saw that film before.
B. They have seen that films before.
C. They have seen that film before.
D. They saw that film before.