You… visit the Statue of Liberty. It’s very impressive.
A. have to
B. must
C. both are correct
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Reported Speech › ViewTom said, “Why did you charge me?”
A. Tom asked that why have you charged me.
B. Tom asked why we had charged him.
C. Tom asked why we charge him.
D. Tom asked if we charged him.
Past or Present Verb Tense › View
Identify the tense of the verb in the sentence: “We visited the museum last week.”
A. Past
B. Present
Reporting Verbs › View“The local council says that we should recycle glass and plastic,” said Mary. (advised)
A. Mary said that the local council advised to recycle glass and plastic.
B. Mary said that the local council advised us to recycle glass and plastic.
C. Mary said that the local council advised recycling glass and plastic.
Prepositional Phrases › View
What is the name of the noun that is part of the prepositional phrase?
A. Noun of the prepostion
B. Object of the preposition
C. Object of the sentence
D. Noun of the sentence