” Yes, that’s true! I refused to help him”
A. Jane refused to help him.
B. Jane agreed that she refused to help him.
C. Jane admitted refusing to help him.
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A. In
B. On
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He bought a novel. It tells about a detective story. The sentences can be combined as follows:
A. He bought a novel which tells about a detective story.
B. He bought a novel who tells about a detective story
C. He bought a novel a detective story.
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A. one, two, three
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A: Mom, can we please get a goldfish?
B: ___, if you promise to take good care of it.
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A. I’m afraid so
B. I suppose so
C. I hope so