Answer:
A
the size and borders of a specific country
Explanation:
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Answer:
1. Jennifer told me that the children were riding their bikes then.
2. Nick told us that Jack had bought a house in the country side a year ago.
3. Mike asked me who my favorite singer was.
4. She asked her mother if she could pick her up after school.
5. Mrs. Lane told her daughter not to open the door to anyone.
6. Mrs. Lane told her daughter to close all the windows.
A progressive form of a verb is formed with the ending "-in": the only verb form in the options that is formed with the ending "ing" is in option b.
The correct option is b: will have been falling. This tense is the future perfect progressive tense.
