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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Coordinating Conjunction › ViewWhat are coordinating conjunctions used for?
A. They are used to describe verbs.
B. They are used to join together phrases, clauses, or sentences of equal rank.
C. They are used to make sentences more interesting.
D. They are used to combine two adjectives or subjects.
Grammar › View
A: Hi Mike, don’t forget we _________ with Peter at 8 o’clock.
B: Oh, yes. I’ll be on time.
A. are having dinner
B. will have dinner
C. are going have dinner
D. have dinner
Would/would like - affirmative/negative › View– Would you like a glass of water?
– Yes, I _
A. would like a glass of water.
B. wouldn’t like a glass of water.
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when teacher was explaining the material, Toni _______
A. daydreams
B. daydreamed
C. was daydreaming
D. was daydreamed