Explanation

• A declarative sentence makes a statement and normally ends with a full stop (.).
• A full stop is also called a period in American English.
• It indicates that the statement is complete.

Additional information:

• A question mark (?) is used at the end of an interrogative sentence.
• An exclamation mark (!) expresses strong emotion or emphasis.

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Explanation

Hand over the paper to the teacher.

• Hand over = a phrasal verb meaning to give or deliver something.
• Correct structure: Hand over + object + to + person.

Explanation

• Hardly had he reached when the train left.
• With “Hardly”, we use inversion (auxiliary before subject).
• Structure: Hardly + had + subject + past participle + when + past simple.
• It shows that one action happened immediately after another.

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Explanation

• The correct sentence is B) Where are the books we bought together?
• "Where are" — plural subject ("the books") requires the plural verb "are."
• "we bought" — simple past tense is correct for an action completed in the past.
• "together" — correctly modifies the verb.

Explanation

• He died a year ago.
• Tense used: Simple Past Tense.
• Reason: “A year ago” indicates a specific time in the past.
• Rule: Use Simple Past with words like yesterday, last week, and a year ago.

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