[ Reported Speech ]
You said, “You have brought books for me”.
A. You said that you brought books for me.
B. You said that you had brought books for me.
C. You said that you have brought books for me.
D. You said that you have been brought books for me.
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Present Perfect Simple & ContinuousPaired ConjunctionAdverbs of Time and PlaceAdverbial Clause / If / ComparativesVerb to haveAdverbs and Adverbial PhrasesThe Past SimplePresent TensesPrepositions and ConjunctionsWho am I?Other quiz:
Prepositions of Time and Place › ViewWe are meeting __________ the park.
A. in
B. on
C. at
D. by
Grammar › View
Everyone was there, ———————–?
A. wasn’t he
B. weren’t they
C. wasn’t they
D. didn’t they
Grammar › ViewSusan said (she, they) would be there.
A. she
B. they
Past Perfect Simple & Past Perfect Continuous › View
I realized that I (forget) to thank them.
Which is the correct past perfect simple for the sentence above?
A. had forget
B. has forgotten
C. having to forget
D. had forgotten