Third-person singular present form of verb “to be”:
A. is
B. was
C. being
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Conjunction › ViewWe have to clean our bath tub regularly … mosquitoes do not lay their legs there.
A. to
B. in order to
C. so that
Grammar › View
What is the correct way to write this sentence?
A. He moved to New York on, March 4 2024.
B. He moved to new York on March, 4 2024.
C. He moved to New York on March 4, 2024.
D. He moved to New york on March 4 2024.
Grammar › ViewPaul ______________ his job two months ago and ______________ a new one yet.
A. had lost / hasn’t found
B. lost / hasn’t found
C. lost / didn’t find
D. has lost / didn’t find
Speech Tenses › View
Differentiate between direct and reported speech: ‘I love ice cream,’ she exclaimed. She exclaimed that she loved ice cream.
A. In direct speech: ‘I love ice cream,’ she exclaimed. In reported speech: She exclaimed that she loved ice cream.
B. In direct speech: ‘I hate ice cream,’ she exclaimed. In reported speech: She exclaimed that she hated ice cream.
C. In direct speech: ‘I love ice cream,’ she whispered. In reported speech: She whispered that she loved ice cream.
D. In direct speech: ‘I love ice cream,’ she exclaimed. In reported speech: She exclaimed that she hated ice cream.