“How long have you been working at your present job?” she asked
A. She asked me how long I had been working at my present job.
B. She asked me how long had I been working at my present job.
C. She asked me how long I have been working at my present job
D. She asked me how long have you been working at your present job.
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A. a
B. some
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D. –
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The stapler works _________ when you push down evenly on the handle.
A. Well
B. Better
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