Pick out the Noun in apposition in the nominative case from the given sentence.
“sharath our new teacher is a Bengali”
A. Sharath
B. teacher
C. Bengali
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Grammar › ViewThey managed it ____ I wasn’t there.
A. However
B. Despite
C. Although
D. In spite
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Change the tense in reported speech: She said that she would come tomorrow.
A. She said that she come tomorrow.
B. She said that she will coming tomorrow.
C. She said that she coming tomorrow.
D. She said that she will come tomorrow.
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A. is
B. yet
C. continues
D. tired
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Annika Dulin — the marketing department at Tollason Industries’ planning meeting tomorrow.
A. will represent
B. had represented
C. to represent
D. be representing