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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A. I usually, ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
B. I usually ride, my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
C. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad and, play on the swings.
D. I usually ride my bike, play catch with my dad, and play on the swings.
E. No commas needed
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‘Yes, you can’ is a way to refuse permission.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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A. have
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Which sentence uses an ellipsis to show a speaker trailing off?
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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.”