[ Speech Tenses ]
Change the tense in direct speech: ‘I am watching a movie,’ he said.
A. ‘I have watched a movie,’ he said.
B. ‘I was watching a movie,’ he said.
C. ‘I watched a movie,’ he said.
D. ‘I will be watching a movie,’ he said.
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich of the following words do not have the same meaning as “consistently”?
A. steadily
B. regularly
C. occasionally
D. constantly
Adjective or Adverb › View
Bread is … than meat.
A. cheap
B. cheaper
C. more cheap
D. the cheapest
E. most cheap
Prepositional Phrases › ViewPrices have increased ___________ by five percent.
A. on avarage
B. by mistake
C. on purpose
D. out of sight
Reported Speech › View
He asked _______ him some money.
A. her to lend
B. her lending
C. she has lent
D. she lends