Are you married?
A. No, I’m married.
B. No, I single.
C. No, it is.
D. No, I’m single.

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Grammar › ViewEli said, “I left my mobile phone in this classroom yesterday” (Different reporting time)
A. Eli told us that she had left her mobile phone in this classroom yesterday
B. Eli told us that she had left her mobile phone in that classroom yesterday
C. Eli told us that she left her mobile phone in that classroom the day before
D. Eli told us that she had left her mobile phone in that classroom the day before
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Zack _________ his leg while he __________ American football.
A. had broken, played
B. broke, was playing
C. broke, had played
Gerunds and Infinitives › ViewThe doctor recommended me _____________
A. take medicine right away.
B. taking medicine right away.
C. to take medicine right away.
D. to taking medicine right away.
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I need a hammer and ___ nails.
a. some
b. any