Where should the commas go?
Jumping up and down the little boy was excited.
A. Jumping, up and down, the little boy was excited.
B. Jumping, up and down the little boy was excited.
C. Jumping up and down the little boy, was excited.
D. Jumping up and down, the little boy was excited.
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A. Future Progressive
B. Present Progressive
C. Past Progressive
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‘Fasten your seatbelts before we talke off please’, the stewardess asked. This sentence in Reported Speech is:
A. The stewardess asked if we could fasten our seatbelts before we took off.
B. The stewardess asked that we fasten our seatbelts before we took off.
C. The stewardess asked to fasten our seatbelts before we took off.
D. The stewardess asked if you can fasten our seatbelts before we take off.
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A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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He was both diligent and intelligent so he ………..(pass) the entrance exam.
A. pass
B. passes
C. passed
D. past