Match the direct speech to the verb tense changes in reported speech choosing the correct option.
“Imperative ”
A. Present simple
B. Infinitive
C. The same tense
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Grammar › View‘Jerry isn’t well; he ought to stay home.’ ‘I know, but he ___________ going with us.’
A. Insists on
B. Insists to
C. Insists
D. Insists that
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In the sentence: “______ people were mean to her” what is the correct demonstrative adjective?
A. Those
B. These
C. That
D. This
Grammar - Punctuation › ViewSelect correct punctuation.
A. “I agree” replied Mike, “that is a good rule.”
B. “I agree,” replied Mike “that is a good rule.”
C. “I agree,” replied Mike, “that is a good rule.”
D. “I agree” replied Mike “that is a good rule.”
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Choose the correct preposition: “The cat is sitting _ the table.”
A. At
B. On
C. Can
D. Never