[ Reported - Gerund ]
“May I go out, Mum?” – “No, I won’t let you go out.”
A. The mother prevented her child from going out.
B. The mother suggested going out
C. The mother thanked her child for going out
D. The mother insisted her child on going out
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewThis is your final warning! Don’t talk back to me ever again!
A. You don’t have to talk back to me ever again.
B. You might not talk back to me ever again.
C. You’d better not talk back to me ever again.
Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous › View
Which of the following is a question with Past Perfect Continuous?
A. Had you been cooking in Karl’s restaurant before it closed?
B. Had you eating food in Miami?
C. Did you drink my Soda?
D. Have you been waiting here for a week?