Camille asked me, ‘Did you see the cricket match on TV last night?’
A. Camille asked me if I had seen the cricket match on TV the previous night.
B. Camille asked me whether I had seen the cricket match on TV last night.
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Types of Sentences › ViewWhat is the formula for a compound-complex sentence?
A. Two (or more) independent clauses and one dependent clause (I+I+D)
B. I don’t know (I+D+K)
C. One independent clause and one dependent clause (I+D)
D. Two (or more) independent clauses (I+I)
Grammar › View
Which even is a fixed, scheduled event (not a future plan)?
A. Lunch with your boyfriend
B. Lunch with your girlfriend
C. A doctor’s appointment
D. A vacation next month
Adverbs of How Something is Done › ViewWhich adverb means to do something with attention to detail?
A. carefully
B. reluctantly
C. quietly
D. hastily
Coordinating Conjunctions › View
Roman slept for over twelve hours last night, ______ he was still tired when he woke up.
A. but
B. so
C. yet
D. for