Elaine played the piano and we danced.
A. Elaine played the piano and we danced.
B. Elaine played the piano, and we danced.
C. Elaine, played the piano, and we danced.
D. Elaine, played the piano and we danced.
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I wish he _____ keep bothering me.
A. doesn’t
B. won’t
C. didn’t
D. wouldn’t
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He said to me, ” I must win this game.”
A. He told me that he must win this game.
B. He told me that he had to win that game.
C. He told me that he had to win this game.
D. He told me that he must win that game.
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A. swim
B. swam
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D. will be swimming
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A. would
B. will
C. would have
D. will have