Keshav said, “Rita is busy right now.”
A. Keshav said Rita was busy.
B. Keshav informed that Rita was busy then.
C. Keshav said Rita had been busy.
D. Keshav informed that Rita is busy.
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Grammar › View“We have been here for a week.”
A. They said that they had been there for a week.
B. They said that we had been here for a week.
C. They said that they had been here for a week.
D. They said that we had been there for a week.
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Which sentence contains a compound prepositional phrase?
A. We hiked through the forest.
B. The cat jumped onto the table.
C. They searched in and around the house.
D. She works with dedication.
Subject Verb Agreement › ViewEach and every child………….. completed his work.
A. have
B. has
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Which sentence uses an ellipsis to show a speaker trailing off?
A. Alexa said, “I wonder why the sky . . .”
B. Alexa said, “. . . I wonder why the sky.”
C. Alexa said, “I wonder why the . . . sky.”
D. Alexa said, “I wonder why the . . . why the sky.”