Micknaly said, ” I have finished my homework.”
A. Micknaly said that she had finished her homework.”
B. Micknaly said that she had finished my homework.”
C. Micknaly said that she has finished her homework.”
D. Micknaly said that she has finished my homework.”
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Relative Clause › ViewHe arrived with a friend ______ waited outside in the car.
A. whom
B. which
C. who
D. whose
Modal Perfect › View
“Are you going to join us there” – “Sorry, I _____________ talk to the teacher after school.”
A. might
B. need to
C. am able to
D. can’t
-ed and -ing Adjectives › ViewWe were………………….when we heard the news.
A. shoking
B. shocked
Past Simple and Past Continuous › View
We can find past continuous and past simple when…
A. We are describing actions in the present.
B. We describe an action that was in progress in the past and another action interrupted it.
C. We describe actions in past perfect.
D. We do not describe anything at all.