The indirect narration of; my brother said to me. You can still stand first in your class.
A. My brother ordered me that I stand first in my class.
B. My brother asked me if I could still stand first in your class.
C. My brother told me that I could still stand first in my class.
D. My brother says to me that you can still stand first in your class.
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The sentence with an interrogative adjective:
A. Whose are these shoes?
B. Which is your favourite soap?
C. What do you like to eat?
D. Whose pencils are these?