Change the question into a noun clause: Where is the post office?
A. Could you tell me where the post office is?
B. Could you tell me where is the post office?
C. Could you tell me that is the post office?
D. Could you tell me where the post office is.
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A. I both want a new bike and a new helmet.
B. I want both a new bike, and I also need a new helmet that fits my head.
C. I want both a new bike and a new helmet.
D. All of the sentences are well balanced.
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A. have had
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A. do exercise
B. get up
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While Paul…. Mary was reading a magazine
A. swam
B. was swimming
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