“How long have you been learning German?”
A. Karl said how long I had been learning German.
B. Karl wondered how long I had been learning German.
C. Karl told how long I had been learning German.
D. Karl wondered how long you had been learning German.
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Grammar › ViewA：Hey, I got a good grade on the science test. B：That’s great. A：I think（覺得）I could do well（好地）on the test all ＿＿＿ you.
A. through
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Choose the correct sentence using the future perfect tense.
A. By next month, she will have saved enough money.
B. By next month, she will has saved enough money.
C. By next month, she will saving enough money.
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A. brake.
B. broke.
C. broken.
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He walks ____________ into the room because he does not want to wake the baby up.
A. loudly
B. noisily
C. quickly
D. quietly