[ Relative Clauses ]
They told him to wait outside. It was very rude of them.
A. They told him to wait outside where was very rude of them.
B. They told him to wait outside what was very rude of them.
C. They told him to wait outside, which was very rude of them.
D. They told him to wait outside which was very rude of them.
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Past Simple Tense › ViewShe _____ her job last winter.
A. leave
B. did not left
C. left
D. leaved
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Choose the correct pronoun and select if the pronoun is used as a subject or subject complement.
To Jana’s surprise, it was really inexpensive.
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A. It; subject
B. It; subject complement
C. Jana; subject
D. Jana; subject complement