[ Indirect Speech ]
We said, “We have been waiting since morning.”
A. We said that we had waited since morning
B. We said that we had been waiting since morning.
C. We said that we waited since morning
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A. currently studies
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(1) A man won the contest. (2) He is the man.
A. He is the man who won the contest.
B. He is the man, which won the contest.
C. A man won the contest, and he is the man.
D. There was a contest, and a man won it, and it was him.