They said, “We’ve lived in Indonesia for a long time”.
A. They said they have lived in Indonesia for a long time.
B. They said we have lived in Indonesia for a long time.
C. They said they had lived in Indonesia for a long time.
D. They wanted to know they had lived in Indonesia for a long time.
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Homonyms › ViewShe brushed out the hair of her horse’s ___.
a. main
b. mane
c. mein
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Lisa is very young. She can’t stay home alone.
A. Lisa is too young to stay home alone.
B. Lisa is very young too stay home alone.
C. Lisa is enough young to stay home alone.
Direct and Indirect Speech › ViewShe requested the interviewer to repeat the question.
A. She asked the interviewer, ‘Please repeat the question’
B. She requested the interviewer, ‘Please repeat the question.’
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He agrees ___ the proposed changes.
A. on
B. to
C. in
D. with
E. about