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Adverbs and Phrases › ViewWhat is the adverbial in this sentence? “We waited for her at the entrance.”
A. We
B. For her
C. At the entrance
D. Entrance
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Come with me. I’m seeing “The killer” tomorrow. ……………….
A. Do you?
B. Shall you?
C. Are you?
D. Will you?