“The teacher praised the student” change voice.
A. The student was praised by the teacher.
B. The teacher was praised by the student.
C. The student is praised by the teacher.
D. The teacher praised the student.
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Direct and Indirect Speech › View‘Said’, ‘told’, and ‘asked’ are the most common verbs used in indirect speech.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Noun Clauses with THAT › View
Differentiate the clauses: The belief THAT hard work pays off is common.
A. INTRO clause: ‘The belief’; Subordinate clause: ‘hard work pays off’
B. INTRO clause: ‘The belief THAT hard work’; Subordinate clause: ‘pays off’
C. INTRO clause: ‘The belief’; Subordinate clause: ‘THAT hard work pays off’
D. INTRO clause: ‘hard work’; Subordinate clause: ‘THAT pays off’
Adverbs of Frequency › ViewHow do you write this sentence in English: Ella puede siempre comer arroz.
A. She always can eat rice
B. She can always eat rice.
C. He always can eat rice.
D. She can always eats rice
Present Simple and Present Continuous › View
She often (have) …………bread and milk for breakfast.
A. have
B. has
C. having
D. to have