[ Grammar ]
Convert into direct speech:
She said that she was leaving.
A. She said, “She is leaving.”
B. She said, “I am leaving.”
C. She said, “She was leaving.”
D. She said, “I was leaving.”
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Coordinating Conjunctions and Comparative Adjectives › ViewFill in the blank: She likes to read books __ watch movies.
A. but
B. and
C. or
D. so
Modals › View
________ you go already? You only arrived an hour ago!
A. must
B. should
C. can
D. need
Adjective › ViewIdentify all of the adjectives in the sentence.
The small dog barked at the cat
A. small
B. dog
C. barked
D. at
E. cat
Vocabulary and Grammar › View
Which word means “clearly different or separate”?
A. Environment
B. Distinct
C. Constant
D. Sensitive