“Where is your house?” Frank asked Linda
A. Frank asked Linda where her house was.
B. Frank asked Linda where Frank’s house was.
C. Frank asked Linda where was her house.
D. Frank asked Linda where is her house.
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Parallel Structure or Combining Sentences › ViewNo one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom. It always seemed to disappear into thin air.
A. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom, it always seemed to disappear into thin air.
B. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom; always seemed to disappear.
C. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom because it always seemed to disappear into thin air.
D. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom ; because it always seemed to disappear into thin air.
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I hate this weather. It makes me ________.
a. depressing
b. depressed