“I’m watching a video on deforestation,” Ian said to me.
A. Ian told me that he is watching a video on deforestation.
B. Ian asked me that he was watching a video on deforestation.
C. Ian told me that I was watching a video on deforestation.
D. Ian told me that he was watching a video on deforestation.
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A. is, for
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A. hasn’t to wear
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A. come
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In which word do you use the article “an”?
A. apple
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