He says, “They will hurt you”.
A. He said to me that they will hurt me.
B. He said to me that he would be hurt me.
C. He said to me that they would hurt me.
D. He said to me that they would hurt you.
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Tenses › ViewIf only we _____ the holiday better, we _____ all the major cities of Germany.
A. have planned / visited
B. had planned / could have visited
C. planned / visit
D. plan / are visiting
E. could have planned / had visited
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improvised
A. solved a problem by making do with what you had; invented
B. scolded or corrected; expressed disapproval or blame
C. having a very high opinion of yourself; thinking that you are the best
D. someone who makes clothing
Modal Verbs › ViewYou (walk) the dog on a leash.
A. have to
B. should
C. must
D. mustn’t
Auxiliary Verbs › View
My radio ____ turn off on its own.
A. does
B. do