I asked, “Mom, can I have some ice-cream?”
A. I asked mom to have some ice-cream.
B. I ask whether mom can have some ice-cream.
C. I asked mom whether I could have some ice-cream.
D. I ask mom whether I can have some ice-cream.
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A. The project was completed.
B. The new policy is being implemented by the committee.
C. She wrote the report.
D. The package was delivered.
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in the park
A. Phrase
B. Clause
Tenses of Verbs - Usage › ViewChoose the correct Negative Structure of the Present Continuous tense
A. I am not eating
B. Am not I eating
C. I eating am not
D. I not am eating
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Match the underlined word to the correct part of speech.
‘She sang terribly.’
A. Noun
B. Pronoun
C. Adjective
D. Adverb
E. Interjection