[ Grammar ]
She said, ” I’m leaving.”
A. She said she was leaving.
B. She said she is leaving.
C. She said I was leaving.
D. She said I’m leaving.
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A. encourages
B. spends time doing
C. is special about
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A. who
B. whom
C. that
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A. Obedient
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If the company _____ a survey, it would have a better understanding of what its customers want.
A. conduct
B. conducts
C. conducted
D. had conducted