[ Reported Speech ]
“Your friend has just left.”
- He told me that my friend has just left.
- He told me that your friend had just left.
- He told me that my friend had just left.
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Adverb Phrases › ViewDetermine whether each sentence contains an adverb phrase. Select yes (Y) or no (N). The mechanic looked for the problem under the car.
A. Y (yes)
B. N (no)
Personal Pronouns › View
My father is not here. ______ is at work.
A. He
B. She
C. Him
D. Her
Grammar › View___________ are you coming?
A. Why
B. When
C. How
Grammar › View
Choose the correct sentence.
A. This is what you need at the grocery store milk, bacon, and eggs.
B. This is what you need at the grocery store: milk, bacon and eggs.
C. This is what you need at the grocery store; milk, bacon and eggs.