Christopher told his wife, ‘I will let you know as soon as I get to the office’. This sentence in Reported Speech is:
A. Chris told his wife that I will let you know as soon as I get to the office.
B. Chris told his wife that she would let him know as soon as she got to the office.
C. Chris told his wife that he would let her know as soon as he got to the office.
D. Chris told his wife that he would let she know as soon as she got to the office.
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A. but we didn’t ski.
B. and a brother.
C. or a teacher
D. or eat at home.
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If you believe that someone likely finished their work, which modal would you use?
A. He might have finished his work.
B. He could have finished his work.
C. He must have finished his work.
D. He may have finished his work.
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A. Adverb
B. Adjective
C. Object (obj)
D. Subject (sbj)
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I thought I had won the race, _________ I came in the second place.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. if