Sally said, “I am leaving tomorrow.”
A. Sally said that she is leaving tomorrow.
B. Sally said that she was leaving tomorrow.
C. Sally said that she is leaving the next day.
D. Sally said that she was leaving the next day.
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. She _____ clothes when she realised she had no money with her.
A. tried on
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A. or, or, and
B. but, or, and
C. and, and, or
D. or, and, but