To ask someone to talk loudly so that you can hear them is the same as to ___ up.
a. talk
b. ask
c. speak
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Reported Speech › View“My mother is taking the bus to work tomorrow,” he said.
A. He told me that his mother is taking the bus to work the next day.
B. He told me that his mother was taking the bus to work the next day.
C. He told me that his mother will take the bus to work the next day.
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Subject/Verb Agreement Review: Combine the subject with the verb so they agree. Remember to use the present tense.
A. My friends is watching the movie.
B. My friends are watching the movie.
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A. He
B. She
C. You
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“I’ll stay at home”, Bill told her.
A. Bill told her that he would stay.
B. Bill told her that he would stay at home.
C. Bill told her that he will stay at home.
D. Bill told her that he would stayed at home.