Sara said to her mother:” I have done my homework.”
A. Sara said to her mother that I had done my homework.
B. Sara said to her mother that she had done her homework.
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Grammar & Vocabulary › View. You’re explaining why you didn’t attend a meeting. Which sentence is most appropriate?
A. I wasn’t able to attend the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
B. I didn’t attend the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
C. I am not able to attend the meeting because I have a prior commitment.
D. I didn’t attending the meeting because I had a prior commitment.
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The young man who took our order at Pancho Villa.
A. sentence
B. fragment
When my wife and I think ___ going on vacation, we feel so excited!
A. about
B. for
C. to
D. of
E. with
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I ______ already called her 10 times today.
A. have been
B. have
C. has
D. had been