[ Grammar ]
The meaning of an idiom “the apple of one’s eye.”
A. A person who is considered as favourite
B. A person who likes to eat an apple.
C. A person who becomes happy by seeing an apple.
Select your answer:
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Transform the following indicative sentence into an interrogative mood: “He knows the answer.”
A. Does he know the answer?
B. He knows the answer?
C. Knows he the answer?
D. He does know the answer?