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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Grammar › ViewRecognize the metaphor: Her words were a soothing balm to my soul.
A. Her words provided comfort and healing.
B. Her words were completely ignored.
C. Her words caused confusion and doubt.
D. Her words were harsh and critical.
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…. harder and harder to have a family in the city.
A. It gets
B. It’s getting
Grammar › ViewAfter 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