[ Grammar ]
Can you have the table ready for dinner?
A. my aunt told me to have the table ready for dinner.
B. my aunt asked can you have the table ready for dinner?
C. my aunt asked me to have the table ready for dinner.
Select your answer:
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A. got up
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. Convert the sentence to past tense: ‘She goes to the gym every day.’
A. She will go to the gym every day.
B. She is going to the gym every day.
C. She goes to the gym yesterday.
D. She went to the gym every day.