“Leave them on my desk, ” Sue said. A. Sue ...

[ Wishes & Reported Speech ]

“Leave them on my desk,” Sue said.

A. Sue told me that I left them on her desk.

B. Sue told me leave to them on her desk.

C. Sue said me to leave them on her desk.

D. Sue told me to leave them on her desk.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Which subordinating conjunction fits best in this sentence?

Set the table _____ I make supper.

A. since

B. because

C. while

D. although

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A. understood

B. expect

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A. past simple

B. past continuous

C. past perfect

D. past perfect continuous

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A. take, will rain

B. will take, won’t rain

C. take, rains

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