What are the missing question words in the conversation between Detective Adams and Officer Lee?

Detective Adams: Can you tell me _____ you last saw the suspect?

Officer Lee: I last saw him near the old warehouse.

Detective Adams: _____ did you see him exactly?

Officer Lee: Around 3 PM yesterday.

Detective Adams: And ______ was he doing there?

Officer Lee: He was looking around and taking notes.

Detective Adams: ______ was he with?

Officer Lee: He was alone.

Detective Adams: _____ did you go to the warehouse?

Officer Lee: Because I was investigating a lead in that area.

Choose the correct option:

Regarding the use of prepositions, analyze the following sentences:

I - The project is due _____ Friday, so we need to finish it before the deadline.

II - The meeting will start ____ 10:00 AM, so make sure you are on time.

III - We often have dinner ____ 7 PM, especially on weekends.

IV - The gym is closed _____ Mondays, so we should find another day to work out.

V - I’ll finish the report _____ the end of the day, as promised.

Select the option that correctly fills in the blanks.

Choose the CORRECT answer:

“Consider the week starting with Monday. What are the positions of Thursday and Sunday regarding their ordinal numbers respectively?”

Choose the CORRECT answer:

“The cat is playing with ______ toy.”

Mark the option which contains an object pronoun:

Consider the title of the article:

“An adventure that explores the hidden gems of the city.”

The other word that could replace the pronoun that is:

Analyze the following dialogue:

A: I usually enjoy hiking, but my sister ____.

B: So you don’t go on hikes very often, ____ you?

A: No, we don’t. But we went last month to a beautiful trail.

B: So ____ I! It was a fantastic experience.

Mark the alternative that correctly fills out, respectively, the gaps in the sentences above.

Examine the following sentences and mark the alternative that respectively indicates their verb tenses:

"I am finishing my work soon."

"She is going to study for hours."

Identify the alternative that presents, respectively, the correct past simple tense for the following verbs: begin; swim; write; take.