He said, “My wife has just bought a diamond ring.”
A. He said that his wife had just bought a diamond ring.
B. He said that my wife had just bought a diamond ring.
C. He said that his wife has just bought a diamond ring.
D. he said that his wife just bought a diamond ring.
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Verb Ability › ViewWhich sentence correctly uses ‘be able to’ in the past tense?
A. I am able to solve the problem yesterday.
B. I was able to solve the problem yesterday.
C. I will be able to solve the problem yesterday.
D. I have been able to solve the problem yesterday.
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Partisan (adj.) (PAR tiz un)
A. Impartial
B. Complete
C. Disinterested
D. Biased
After oil was discovered, Texas became the ______________it had ever been.
A. more prosperous
B. prosperous
C. most prosperous
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A view or judgement formed about something but not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
A. italics
B. reason
C. opinion
D. bias