[ Adjective ]
Aunt Margaret drives an old car.
A. Drives
B. Car
C. Old
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Grammar › ViewHe went _____ deliver the message that he still loved the old store.
A. into
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‘What are _____?’ ‘They are little cakes.’
A. that
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a. vanished
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My best friend asked, “What time does the train leave?”
A. My best friend asked what time the train would left.
B. My best friend asked what time the train left.
C. My best friend asked what time did the train left.