“Don’t play in the street!”
A) My mother told me don’t play in the street.
B) My mother said to play in the street.
C) She asked me to play in the street.
D) My mother told me not to play in the street.
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Verb Moods and Vague Pronouns › ViewWhich sentence avoids vague pronouns?
A. “After the interview, she told her friend that she did well.”
B. “After the interview, Maria told her friend that she did well.”
C. “She told her friend after the interview that she did well.”
D. “After the interview, she did well, according to her friend.”
Prepositions › View
They’re calling _________all men and boys to join the competition
A. on
B. for
C. about
D. in
E. of
Grammar › ViewThe expression used to invite someone is, except …
A. Can you come?
B. could you come?
C. when is it?
D. do you want to go?
Past Simple & Past Continuous › View
People ______ to arrive at 6:30 a.m. for the sale. My neighbors ______ everything ready then.
A. were beginning/got
B. began/were still getting
C. were began/still got
D. began/got