Danny said, “Some people were hunting in the forest today.”
A. Danny said that some people were hunting in the forest that day.
B. Danny said that some people had hunted in the forest that day.
C. Danny said that some people had been hunting in the forest that day.
D. Danny said that some people was hunting in the forest that day.
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A. unless
B. if
C. as soon as
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The’ve _______ to London. They left yesterday.
A. Gone
B. Been
When we entered Sara’s new flat, there were only essential pieces because she likes minimalism.
A. There were a lot of furniture.
B. There was only a little furniture.
C. There were only a few furniture.
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They _____ the museum yet.
A. didn’t visit
B. haven’t visited
C. don’t visit
D. not visited