"We have been here for a week." A. They ...

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“We have been here for a week.”

A. They said that they had been there for a week.

B. They said that we had been here for a week.

C. They said that they had been here for a week.

D. They said that we had been there for a week.

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INTERNAL

A. INSERTING OR ENTERING INTO A BODY PART
B. LOCATED, WITHIN THE BODY
C. AN INDICATION OR A SIGN OF A CONDITION

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If they __________ (have) their holidays in winter, they __________ (stay) at home.

A. have / will stay

B. has / will stay

C. will have / will stay

D. have / doesn’t stay