The journalist reported the news with urgency. It was clear that the story was shocking.
A. The journalist reported the news with urgency as though the story was shocking.
B. The journalist reported the news with urgency as if the story wasn’t shocking.
C. The journalist reported the news with urgency like it had already been shocking.
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Reported Speech › ViewShe said, ‘I really wish I had bought that new car.’
A. She told me that she really wished she bought that new car.
B. She told me that she really had wished she had bought that new car.
C. She told me that she really wished she had bought that new car.
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Our regular customers _____ a discount.
A. always get
B. are always getting
C. have always got
D. was always getting
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A. To feel happier, or to cause someone to feel happier
B. To become friendly with because they think that they will benefit in some way
C. To begin to feel happy and relaxed in a new situation, home, job, or school
D. To use all of something and not have any more left
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Choose the sentence with the correct placement of commas.
A. What is your favorite color Miguel?
B. What is your favorite color, Miguel?
C. What, is your favorite color Miguel?