[ Grammar ]
He said, “I like this song.”
A. He said that I liked this song.
B. He said that he likes this song.
C. He said that he liked that song.
D. He said that he likes that song.
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My sister tries to eat healthy.
Make the sentence INTERROGATIVE??
A. Does my sister tries to eat healthy?
B. Do my sister tries to eat healthy?
C. Does my sister try to eat healthy?