“I must see the manager!” shouted the angry customer. (demand)
A. The angry customer demanded to see the manager.
B. The angry customer demanded seeing the manager.
C. The angry customer demanded us to see the manager.
Random Topics:
Functional Sentence TypesIndependent ClausesPronoun Antecedent AgreementNounPhrasal Verb & Prepositional PhraseModals VerbA(n), the, no articleEnglish ArticleAdverbs of TimeComparison and ModalsOther quiz:
IELTS Vocabulary › Viewa type of animal or plant that soon may not exist because there are very few now alive
A. wildlife conservation programme
B. endangered species
C. fresh air
D. extinction
Grammar › View
Learning bird songs and calls is a ____way to identify them.
A. good
B. well
Vocabulary › Viewto promise or commit to something or someone
A. perform
B. pledged
C. shattering
Reported Speech › View
Olena said to Martha, “You should visit Russia in the summer.”
A. Olena asked Martha if she was visiting Russia in the summer.
B. Olena told Martha that she should visit Russia in the summer.
C. Olena told Martha to her if she should visit Russia in the summer.
D. Olena asked Martha where she should visit in Russia this summer.