Mary: “I don’t like spinach.”
Jill: “Mary said (that) she ___ like spinach.”
a. doesn’t
b. don’t
c. didn’t
Select your answer:
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Contrastive Conjunctions › ViewWrite a sentence with ‘in contrast to’ that highlights differences between two cultures.
A. In contrast to the American culture, which is known for its communal gatherings, the French culture is entirely individualistic.
B. In contrast to the collectivist culture of Japan, which emphasizes family and community ties, the individualistic culture of the United States prioritizes personal freedom and self-reliance.
C. In contrast to the rich history of Egypt, the modern lifestyle of Australia is completely unchanged.
D. In contrast to the warm climate of Brazil, the cold winters of Canada are quite similar.
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The frog jumped suddenly.
What is suddenly?
A. pronoun
B. noun
C. adverb
D. adjective