Belinda asked me what I had bought in the sales the week before. This sentence in Direct Speech is:
A. Belinda asked me: “What did you buy in the sales last week?”
B. Belinda asked me: “What have you bought in the sales last week?”
C. Belinda asked me: “What do you bought in the sales last week?”
D. Belinda asked me: “What do you buy in the sales last week?”
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A. am not used to
B. didn’t use to
C. wouldn’t
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The good jewelry Dad gave Sara for graduation …… more than the cheap leather wallet that David got as his reward for finishing high school.
A. costs
B. cost
C. will cost
D. had cost
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A. shirt
B. cloth
C. a flag
D. fabric
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Some fans had to seek hospital treatment after the concert, ____ they?
A. hadn’t
B. didn’t
C. wouldn’t
D. mustn’t