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- She asked me: “Were they annoyed?”.
Question 1:
She asked me: “Were they annoyed?”. A. She asked me if they had been annoyed.
B. She asked me if they had being annoyed.
C. She asked me if they were annoyed.
These questions are from this test. Would you like to take a practice test?
Practice Quiz 63 | A2 - Elementary
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- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- She asked me: “Was it in his imagination?”.
- She asked me: “Were they famous?”.
- She asked me: “Was it a popular channel?”.
- She asked me: “Was it the best offer?”.
- She asked me: “Were they really scared?”.
- She asked me: “Were they very loyal?”.
- She asked me: “Was it comfortable for you?”.
- She asked me: “Was this time convenient?”.
- She asked me: “Were they annoyed?”.
- She asked me: “Was she irritated?”.
- She asked me: “Will you expand your business?”.
- She asked me: “Will you compare their results?”.
- She asked me: “Will you recommend this website?”.
- She asked me: “Will you afford to buy it?”.
- She asked me: “Will he be in charge of this department?”.
- She asked me: “Will you change your mind?”.
- She asked me: “Will it depend on him?”.
- She asked me: “Will it definitely happen?”.
- She asked me: “Will he borrow some money?”.
- She asked me: “Will you join us?”.
- She asked me: “Is she looking for a job?”.
- She asked me: “Are you talking on the phone?”.
- She asked him: “Are they ignoring him?”.
- She asked me: “Is he accusing her?”.
- She asked me: “Is he consulting her?”.
- She asked me: “Is she celebrating her birthday?”.
- She asked me: “Are they meeting tonight?”.
- She asked me: “Are you waiting for him?”.
- She asked me: “Are they playing football?”.
- She asked me: “Are you reading a book?”.
Some other questions you may be interested in
Next Month at the Belmont Historical Society
Documentary Film Night: "Exploring the Arctic"
May 5, Spruce Theater
Photo Exhibition: "America in the 20th Century"
Opening Night, May 9, Linda Cameron Art Gallery
Author Talk: Glen Campbell, "The Culture of Early America"
May 14, Chris Charlton Auditorium
Musical Performance: "American Folk Masters"
May 22, Spruce Theater
Children and seniors are allowed free entry to all events. Additionally, if you pay the registration fee and become a member of the Belmont Historical Society on our website, you can attend any event free of charge.
For questions about booking group visits, contact David Smith at [email protected]. For more details regarding upcoming events and venue locations, or to rent one of our venues, visit us at www.belmonthistoricalsociety.com
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To: David Smith [email protected]
From:Jared Tate [email protected]
Date:April 22
Subject:Group Visit
Dear Mr. Smith,
Hello, my name is Jared Tate and I am a professor in the History Department at Clark University in downtown Maryville.
I am teaching an introductory history course for freshmen this semester, and I thought it would be helpful to attend the event featuring Mr. Campbell. His talk is very pertinent to the subjects we are currently covering in class.
I was also wondering if it would be possible to arrange a question-and-answer session between Mr. Campbell and my group of about 50 students. Please tell him that we are looking forward to seeing him.
I appreciate your reading my e-mail and I hope to hear back from you soon.
Jared Tate
History Department,
Clark University- What is indicated about the Belmont Historical Society?
- What most likely is Mr. Tate currently teaching?
- What is NOT mentioned as being available on the Belmont Historical Society website?
- In the e-mail, the word “introductory” in paragraph 2, line 1, is closest in meaning to
- What does Mr. Tate request?