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Question 1

Wat is right
Do you know what time is it?
Do you know what time it is?

Answer 1

✅ “Do you know what time it is?”
This is an indirect question embedded inside a larger question.

Question 2

What is correct
We arrived at the station, but the bus has left earlier.
We arrived at the station, but the bus had left earlier.

Answer 2

✅ We arrived at the station, but the bus had left earlier.
You’re showing a sequence of events in the past: So you need past perfect (“had left”) for the earlier action.
simple past + past perfect

Question 3

What is right
The solution had ben found, although we hadn’t realised it.
The solution had ben found , however we hadn’t realised it.
The solution had ben found, even we hadn’t realised it.

Answer 3

✅ The solution had been found, although we hadn’t realised it.

The solution had been found; however, we hadn’t realised it.
The solution had been found, even though we hadn’t realised it.

Question 4

_____ does your boyfriend look like
Which
Why
What
How

Answer 4

✅What does your boyfriend look like?

And the correct question word here is “What”, not “How”, when asking about appearance.

Question 5

It _____ be possible some time in the future.
is
may
hope
can

Answer 5

✅ “It may be possible some time in the future.”

“Can be possible” is usually considered redundant or awkward. “Can” already implies possibility, so adding “possible” often sounds off unless used carefully.