Transform the sentence “She has been working here for five years” into a question.
A. Has she been working here for five years?
B. Is she working here for five years?
C. Does she work here for five years?
D. Did she work here for five years?
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A. If you feel that the current version is satisfactory,
B. Unless you want to make additional revisions,
C. Even though the report seems complete,
D. Because you already completed the analysis,
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Do not touch the cat.
A. Interrogative
B. Statement
C. Exclamatory
D. Command
Grammar › ViewWe _______ in the science lab.
A. is
B. am
C. are
D. were
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I ran into my old friend when I was on my way home from work.
A. collected
B. phoned
C. crashed
D. met