“Come to my house, Marry!” said Jane.
A. Jane asked Marry to come to my house.
B. Jane asked Marry to come to her house.
C. Marry asked Jane to come to her house.
D. Marry asked Jane to come to my house.
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Grammar › ViewAFTER THEY HAD PUT AWAY THE EQUIPMENT, THE WENT HOME. ……. THEY WENT HOME.
A. PUT AWAY THE EQUIPMENT
B. HAVING PUTTED AWAY THE EQUIPMENT
C. HAD PUT AWAY THE EQUIPMENT
D. HAVING PUT AWAY THE EQUIPMENT
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His mother’s death __________________ his loneliness.
A. Slandered
B. Intensified
C. Topped
D. Ravaged
Rooney and Ryan are twins. The two of ________ look alike. ______ like to smile.
A. us, We
B. them, They
C. her, She
D. him, He
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My teacher told me that I ________ review my notes every day. I guess it’s a good idea to look at them after class.
A. should
B. mustn’t
C. must
D. might