My friends said, “Everything will be alright”.
A. My friends said that everything is alright.
B. My friends said that everything was be alright.
C. My friends said that everything would be alright.
D. My friends said that everything will be alright.
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A. is
B. are
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Join these clauses with so … (that) / such … (that)!
She was tired. Angel could not finish his project on time.
A. Angel was so tired that she could not finish his project on time.
B. Angel was such tired that she could not finish his project on time.
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Cry
A. crys
B. cryes
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Which example illustrates the use of the past perfect tense?
A. The President will have apologized
B. Doctor Harvey had built the first artificial brain
C. The worker is hammering
D. She has donated extensively to UNICEF