“I have something to tell you” Mary said to John.
A. Mary told John I had something to tell him.
B. Mary told John she had something to tell him.
C. Mary told John she had had something to tell him.
D. Mary told John he had had something to tell her.
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Tenses › ViewIdentify the error in the following sentence: “They is watching a movie together at the cinema.”
A. “is” should be replaced with “are”
B. “watching” should be replaced with “watched”
C. “at the cinema” should be replaced with “in the cinema”
D. No error
Coordinating Conjunctions › View
She can either go shopping, _____ she can watch a movie at home.
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. or
Grammar › ViewJason ______ exercise before（在……之前）he worked in the gym. Now, he ______ it after work every day.
A. never; did
B. didn’t; did
C. doesn’t; does
D. didn’t; does
Phrasal Verb › View
The bus only stops here to ________ passengers.
A. alight
B. get on
C. get off
D. pick up