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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Grammar › ViewResearch indicates that this beautiful grayish-white breed most likely originated hundreds of years ago in the Andalucia Region of Spain. Which correction should be made to this sentence?
A. Change indicates to indicated.
B. Add a comma after breed.
C. Add a comma after ago.
D. Change Region to region.
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He ___ attend the meeting last Monday.
A. have to
B. has to
C. had to
D. having to
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A. to
B. for
C. with
D. by
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Fatin … when the weather…cold.
A. sneeze..turn
B. sneezes…turns
C. sneezing…turning
D. sneezed…turned