Topics: Grammar
Change the direct question to indirect.
Does this bus stop at 82nd Street?
A. Do you know if this bus at 82nd Street stops?
B. This bus stops at 82nd Street.
C. Do you know if this bus stops at 82nd Street?
D. Will this bus stop at 82nd Street?
Select your answer:
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A. did- has- been- go- ate
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What is the correct form of: “The authors were happy with the book review” in negative?
A. The authors weren’t happy with the book review.
B. The authors weren’t happy to the book review.
C. The authors were happy not with the book review.
D. The authors were not happy with book review.