He asked, “Do you live near the city, James?”
A. He asked James if he has lived near the city.
B. He asked James if he lives near the city.
C. He asked James if he lived near the city.
Random Topics:
Possessive Adjectives & Possessive PronounsPossessive Pronouns and QuantifiersPresent Simple & Present Progressive TensePast Perfect and Past Perfect ContinuousPersuasive TextVerb + Infinitive or GerundModals and Comparative SuperlativePut Phrasal VerbPerfect Progressive TensesGerunds as objects of prepositionOther quiz:
Mixed General Quiz › ViewSome people like corn on the cob but I like ___ corn.
a. colonel
b. kernel
Grammar › View
Which sentence has an adverb clause?
A. KFC, which most people love, is not very healthy.
B. Those students whose names are on the list will go to camp.
C. Students who work hard get good rewards.
D. When the storm began, we were enjoying our time in the park.
Grammar › View. ________ had I entered the room ________ the meeting started.
A. No sooner / than
B. Hardly / when
C. Scarcely / before
D. Barely / that
Grammar › View
Sherri and Dan: “We enjoyed the concert.”
A. They told us they enjoyed the concert.
B. They told us they had enjoyed the concert.
C. They told to us they had enjoyed the concert.
D. They told they had enjoyed the concert.