“the boys have been told the good news” mean …..
A. the good news about the boys has been told
B. somebody has told the boys the good news
C. the good news was told to the boys
D. the boys have told the good news
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Relative Pronouns and Adverbs › ViewWhich sentence is correct?
A. I made the cupcakes whom have the gummy worms on top.
B. I made the cupcakes who have the gummy worms on top.
C. I made the cupcakes that have the gummy worms on top.
D. I have the cupcakes which have the gummy worms on top.
Relative Clause › View
This cat _____ sister ate fish yesterday.
A. This cat whose sister ate fish yesterday.
B. This cat which sister ate fish yesterday.
C. This cat who sister ate fish yesterday.
D. This cat whom sister ate fish yesterday.
Grammar › ViewWhich of the following means ” out of all I have mentioned, this is the most important one”?
A. basically
B. apparently
C. above all
D. clearly
Grammar › View
She is afraid ___ failing her exams.
A. of
B. for
C. with
D. by