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The cat is on the step. (D)  \n (In)    \n2. Is it time to go? (In)  \n (D)    \n3. This is my best friend. (D)  \n (E)    \n4. Turn on the lamp. (Im)  \n (In)    \n5. You finished your work. (D)  \n (Im)    \nAnswers  \n1. The cat is on the step. (D)  \n (In) Is the cat on the step?  \n2. Is it time to go? (In)  \n (D) It is time to go.  \n3. This is my best friend. (D)  \n (E) This is my best friend!  \n4. Turn on the lamp. (Im)  \n (In) Did you turn on the lamp?  \n5. You finished your work. 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