“I’m staying with some friends”, Jim said.
A. Jim said that he is staying with some friends.
B. Jim said that he was staying with some friends.
C. Jim said that he stayed with some friends.
D. Jim said that he staying with some friends.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence contains a punctuation error?
A. I have visited Paris, France, and London, England.
B. She said, “I will call you later.”
C. The movie was exciting; however, it was too long.
D. Its a great day for a picnic.
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The __________ the movie is, the __________ I am to recommend it.
A. better, more likely
B. good, more likely
C. best, likely
D. good, likely
Modal Verb › ViewYou __________ drink it. It is poison.
A. needn’t
B. don’t have to
C. mustn’t
D. may not
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The hotel is ________ the bank and the museum.
A. between
B. near here
C. next