[ Reported Speech and Tenses ]
Convert to reported speech: ‘I am reading a book,’ he said.
A. He said that he is reading a book.
B. He said that he was reading a book.
C. He said that he reads a book.
D. He said that he was read a book.
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a. of
b. at
c. on
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A. will arriving
B. will arrive
C. will be arriving
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What does it mean to be ‘voracious’?
A. A period of a thousand years
B. Done or shown openly; not secret or hidden
C. Having a very eager approach to an activity
D. Not quite right; inappropriate or out of place