I believe the best option would be "from your house to the train station." Forgive me if I'm incorrect, but it seems like it's the only adverb clause in the sentence. Hope this helps. I'd say "the train will arrive" would be the answer, but it cannot be, because it is not modifying any part of the sentence. So, I think this is the best answer.
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Writers in the Enlightenment were reacting against the restrictive Puritan morals and beliefs.
The era that preceded the Enlightenment was very strict and uptight - however, the authors and artists during the Enlightenment period wanted to rid themselves of the ideas of the previous era. They thought that humanity and rationality were important, and that they shouldn't be constrained by morals and religious beliefs.
Answer:
1A.How much do you pay to get your duvet dry-cleaned?
1B. I'm not sure. I haven't had it cleaned for ages.
2A. Did you do the decorating yourself?
2B. Yes, but I got my sister to help me.
3A. Did you dye your hair yourself?
3B. No, I got my friend to do it for me.
4A. Have you had some new lights put in round the pool?
4B. Actually, I put them in myself.
5A. When did you get your car serviced last?
5B. I haven't had it done recently.
Let me know if you have any questions
