She said that she had bought everything on the list. This means the same as:
A. He said, “I have bought everything on the list.”
B. She said, “I have bought everything on the list.”
C. He said, “I will buy everything on the list.”
D. She said, “I will buy everything on the list.”
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A. I go sometimes to the gym.
B. I go to sometimes the gym.
C. I sometimes go to the gym.
D. I go to the gym sometimes.
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Which modal verb is used to express a strong assumption in the sentence: ‘Helen ___ be at volleyball practice.’?
A. must
B. could
C. need
D. might
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A. the / –
B. a / the
C. the / the
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The car crashed ____ a fence ____ the other side of the road.
A. on, into
B. into, on