[ Direct and Indirect Speech ]
Lola: ‘We want to see the Eiffel Tower today.’
A. Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day.
B. Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower this day.
C. Lola said they have wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day.
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Modals › ViewAccording to the police, you need to / don’t have to finish the accident report by Tuesday. If you don’t, you’ll have problems.
A. need to
B. don’t have to
Transitive or Intransitive Verbs › View
He read 14 books in one month.
A. transitive
B. intransitive
Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewChoose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: ‘He is allergic ___ cats.’
A. to
B. for
C. with
D. by
Grammar › View
Fatin … when the weather…cold.
A. sneeze..turn
B. sneezes…turns
C. sneezing…turning
D. sneezed…turned