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The books are on the table. The statement above can be transformed to read, "Were the books on the table?" True False​
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The books are on the table. The statement above can be transformed to read, "Were the books on the table?" True False​

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I’d say true but it pretty tricky
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Answer: true

Explanation: that is a trick one but i mostly feel like it is false

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