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Mom says, “You need to make your bed”
A. Mom said I need to make my bed.
B. Mom said I needed to make your bed.
C. Mom said I needed to make my bed.
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Adverbial Clausewill, be going to, would like toPronouns ( Interrogative )Modals with Perfect InfinitiveFuture PassiveAdverb of TimeAdverbial Clause, Noun ClausePhrase and ClauseGerundSimiles, Metaphors, Personification and HyperboleOther quiz:
Personal Pronouns › ViewThe dog plays with its owner in the living room. ___ loves playing catch.
A. She
B. He
C. It
Relative Clauses › View
My cousin studied law at Harvard University. He is now a successful lawyer.
A. My cousin which studied law at Harvard University is now a successful lawyer.
B. My cousin who studied law at Harvard University is now a successful lawyer.
Object Pronouns › ViewYou broke the window. You broke ______.
A. you
B. it
C. we
Present Perfect and Simple Past Tense › View
I _____ (know) Julie for three years – we still meet once a month.
A. knew
B. have knew
C. has knew
D. known
E. have known