[ Grammar ]
She said, “I have been to Japan.”
A. She said she had been to Japan.
B. She said she has been to Japan.
C. She said she went to Japan.
D. She said she goes to Japan.
Select your answer:
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A. I’ve lived in Italy for six months.
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Your phone is so old, Jane. You really …… get a new one.
A. may
B. should
C. needn’t
D. would