‘I can’t go out to the cinema today,’ Karla said.
A. She said she can’t go out to the cinema today.
B. She said she could not go out to the cinema that day.
C. She said she couldn’t go out to the cinema today.
D. She said she can’t go out to the cinema that day .
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A. Buy
B. Buying
C. to buy
D. buys
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She often ……………………her car’s keys at home.
A. forget
B. forgets
C. forgot