She said, “I am reading a book.” (Write in Indirect Speech)
A. She said that she has read a book.
B. She said that I was reading a book.
C. She said that she have read a book.
D. She said that she was reading a book.
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A. about
B. for
C. with
D. at
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Which sentence is correctly written and punctuated as a compound sentence?
A. I tried restarting the router; but the connection is still slow.
B. I tried restarting the router but, the connection is still slow.
C. I tried restarting the router but the connection, is still slow.
D. I tried restarting the router, but the connection is still slow.
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A. complete
B. visit
C. fit
D. leave
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She is Alden’s mother, _________________?
A. is
B. isn’t
C. was
D. wasn’t