[ Reported Speech ]
“What’s your passion?”
- She wanted to know what is my passion.
- She wanted to know what my passion was.
- She wanted to know what was my passion.
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Grammar › ViewHe’s the engineer ………………………………… invented the ferris wheel in the 1980s .
A. which
B. who
C. where
Grammar and Sentence Structure › View
Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct use of a semicolon?
A. The meeting is scheduled for Monday; please prepare your reports.
B. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, please prepare your reports.
C. The meeting is scheduled for Monday: please prepare your reports.
D. The meeting; is scheduled for Monday, please prepare your reports.
Grammar › ViewI didn’t run ………………….. to catch the bus.
A. enough fast
B. fast enough
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What is the grammatically correct expression?
A. there are much books
B. there are many books