“Have you been to Italy?” my uncle asked.
A. My uncle asked if you had been to Italy.
B. My uncle asked have you been to Italy.
C. My uncle asked if I have been to Italy.
D. My uncle asked if I had been to Italy.
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Grammar and Punctuation › ViewWhich of the following is an example of a metaphor?
A. The wind howled like a wolf.
B. The classroom was a zoo.
C. She is as brave as a lion.
D. The leaves danced in the wind.
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Shouts from the crowd (is frightening, are frightening) the baby.
A. is frightening
B. are frightening
Grammar and Idioms › ViewIdentify the correct sentence:
A. Hardly had he finished the meal when the phone rang.
B. Hardly he finished the meal when the phone rang.
C. Hardly has he finished the meal when the phone rang.
D. Hardly did he finished the meal when the phone rang.
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We _____ in Class 1F.
A. is
B. am
C. are
D. was