The economist … you want to interview is sitting next to our manager.
- who
- whom
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Reporting Verbs › View“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.
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I …. have helped me but he didn’t ask me to.
A. must
B. would
C. should
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A. Cultural
B. Culture
C. Culturally
D. Uncultural
Parallel Structure or Combining Sentences › View
What is the BEST way to combine these sentences?
The scientist had heard of the ghost horse.
The scientist became suspicious.
A. The scientist had heard of the ghost horse ,and became suspicious.
B. Although the scientist had heard of the ghost horse, he became suspicious.
C. The scientist had heard of the ghost horse and became suspicious.
D. The scientist had heard of the ghost horse.
The scientist became suspicious.