“The children ” said the babysitter “are all in bed already.”
A. “The children”, said the babysitter, “are all in bed already.”
B. “The children,” said the babysitter, “are all in bed already.”
C. “The children,” said the babysitter “are all in bed already.”
D. No commas needed.
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A. I am writing to inform you about the meeting.
B. Hey, what’s up?
C. Please find the attached document.
D. I would like to request your presence.
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” I passed my driving licence exam last week’
A. Kasia told us she had passed her driving exam last week.
B. Kasia told us she had passed her driving exam the week before.
C. Kasia said us she had passed her driving exam last week.
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A. hence
B. Discharged
C. sincerity
D. port
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The Tibetans, ____ claim to be descended from a god in the form of a monkey, seem to have anticipated Darwin.
A. whose
B. who
C. where
D. when
E. what