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. can contain
B. it contains
C. contain
D. containing
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A. They were playing football.
B. They played football.
C. They are playing football.
D. They will play football.
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A. do exercise
B. get up
C. take notes
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E. take a course
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While Paul…. Mary was reading a magazine
A. swam
B. was swimming
C. swims