Combine using a participle: "He heard the news. He rushed to the hospital."
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Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
She asked me whether I had finished the assignment yet.
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A yes-or-no question becomes a clause introduced by "whether" or "if", the word order becomes that of a statement and the present perfect shifts to the past perfect.
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Combine using a participle: "He heard the news. He rushed to the hospital."
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