[ Present Tenses ]
Where / you / usually / meet your friends?
A. Where do you meet usually your friends?
B. Where usually do you meet your friends?
C. Where do you usually meet your friends?
D. Where do you meet your friends usually?
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A. Adverb
B. Noun
C. Verb
D. Adjective
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A. simple sentence
B. dependent clause
C. independent clause
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A. Action
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If you earn a good salary, you can be independent ______your parents.
A. of
B. for
C. form
D. away