Daniel says: “I have a daughter”
A. He said he had a daughter
B. He said he was a daughter
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Reported speech (statements)Past Simple and ContinuousPrefixes SuffixesAdjectives (-ed / -ing)Sentences vs Run-OnsVerbs and Subject Verb AgreementAsking & Giving OpinionInfinitives for reasonsSubordinating and Coordinating ConjunctionsCoherent Sentence with Correct Grammar StructureOther quiz:
Vocabulary › ViewIn which sentence is the word “glistened” most correctly used?
A. The mud glistened in the sun, reflecting the light in an unsightly way.
B. The darkness glistened with stars, creating an illusion of a glittering sky.
C. The snow glistened in the moonlight, casting a sparkling aura across the landscape.
D. The trash glistened in the sun, shimmering like a beacon of pollution.
Prefixes Suffixes › View
Choose the word that contains a suffix.
‘The tall fearless firefighter went into the burning house.’
A. fearless
B. tall
C. went
D. house
Tenses › ViewConvert this sentence into Negative: Helen will have cooked the food.
A. Helen will have not cooked the food.
B. Helen would not have cooked the food.
C. Helen will not have cooked the food.
D. Helen will not cook the food.
Grammar › View
Gloria, and her family, —- late to dinner
A. was
B. were
C. is
D. coming