Select the correct indirect sentence.
She said, “I am going to London tomorrow.”
A. She said that she was going to London yesterday.
B. She said that she was going to London tomorrow
C. She said that she was going to London the next day.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences contains an abstract noun?
A. The ice cream was so cold and sweet.
B. Happiness is the key to a good life.
C. We saw a bird flying over the lake.
D. She wore her boots to the park.
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What is the definition of ‘attain’?
A. To make something work in a new/different way
B. To clean or smooth down a hard surface
C. To achieve something/reach a certain ‘goal’
D. Being very loving towards someone/something
Subject Verb Agreement › View______ enjoy gentle exercises.
A. We
B. He
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She’s British. She ___ (come) from London, and now she ___ (live) in Alameda.
A. Is coming…is living
B. Come…is living
C. Is come…lives
D. Comes…lives