[ Direct and Indirect Speech ]
Dad said, “You should tidy up your rooms now.”
A. Dad said that they should tidy up their rooms then.
B. Dad said that they should tidy up your rooms then.
C. Dad said that they should tidy up their rooms now.
D. Dad said they should tidy up their rooms then.
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A. in
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A. would like a glass of water.
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when teacher was explaining the material, Toni _______
A. daydreams
B. daydreamed
C. was daydreaming
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