Mother asked John, “Don’t be mischievous with your sister!”
A. Mother asked John to do not be mischievous with his sister
B. Mother asked John that not to be mischievous with your sister
C. Mother asked John not to be mischievous with his sister
D. Mother asked John to be mischievous with your sister.
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewIrish traditional ___ uses many instruments including violin, accordian and oileann pipes.
a. cooking
b. music
c. doctors
Reported Speech › View
Sophie said, “I went to bed early last night.”
A. Sophie said that she has gone to bed early the night before.
B. Sophie said that she have gone to bed early the night before.
C. Sophie said that she had went to bed early the night before.
D. Sophie said that she had gone to bed early the night before.
Figurative Language › View“You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave”
A. juxtaposition
B. paradox
C. alliteration
D. idiom
Modal Verbs › View
Which sentence uses “may” to ask for permission?
A. May I go to the bathroom?
B. May I going to the bathroom?
C. May I goes to the bathroom?
D. May I to go to the bathroom?