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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
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Could the question be an appropriate one?
Hi teachers,
This is the context:
‘The police always have a “friend” in every village,’ Alex said sadly. ‘Marta, I’m going now. At once. The police are going to be here soon, and…’
‘Huh!’ Marta said angrily. ‘I’m not afraid of the police or their questions. Alex Dinon? Who’s he? Is he somebody on television?’
Could this question be an appropriate one?
Why isn't Marta worried because of the arrival of the police?
Because she is not afraid of them or their questions.
Thanks in advance.
This is the context:
‘The police always have a “friend” in every village,’ Alex said sadly. ‘Marta, I’m going now. At once. The police are going to be here soon, and…’
‘Huh!’ Marta said angrily. ‘I’m not afraid of the police or their questions. Alex Dinon? Who’s he? Is he somebody on television?’
Could this question be an appropriate one?
Why isn't Marta worried because of the arrival of the police?
Because she is not afraid of them or their questions.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Thinking Spain Why isn't Marta worried because of about the arrival of the police? As shown. Thinking Spain Because she is not afraid of them or their questions.
- Thinking Spain Why isn't Marta worried because of about the arrival of the police?
- As shown.
- Thinking Spain Because she is not afraid of them or their questions.
- OK.
- CJ
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Thinking SpainWhy isn't Marta worriedAs shown.because ofabout the arrival of the police?
Thinking SpainBecause she is not afraid of them or their questions.OK.
CJ
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