[ Direct and Indirect Speech ]
John asked Mary, “Why do you get angry with me?”
A. John asked Mary why she got angry with him.
B. John asked Mary why she gets angry with him.
C. John asked Mary why she had gotten angry with him.
D. John asked Mary why she is angry with him.
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A. could
B. must
C. can’t
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Prefixes added to the front of many words can produce an opposite meaning.
A. dis, non, in
B. un, in, de, dis, non
C. un, in
D. dis, non, de
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A. does
B. doesn’t
C. is
D. isn’t
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Hi, Jim. I’m not ____ good with computers. Can you help me?
A. have
B. very
C. was