[ Direct vs. Indirect Speech ]
He said, ” I am a man.”
A. He said that he was a man.
B. He said that he is a man.
C. He said that I am a man.
D. He said that I was a man.
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This means: we expect that…by the time we come home.
A. The boys are going to finish their homework
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E. The boys finished their homework
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A. Don’t lose my money!
B. Don’t loose my money!
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A. isn’t
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Everyday I wake up at 6 in ___ morning.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. –