[ Indirect Speech ]
The director said, “Where did you go to school?”
A. The director if where I go to school.
B. The director said where I’d gone to school.
C. The director asked where I’d gone to school.
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Mary: “Usually I watch TV or read a book.”
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move
A. moved
B. moves
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