[ Reported Speech ]
I am ill.
A. She said that she is ill.
B. She said that she was ill.
C. She said that she were ill.
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Grammar › ViewI do not want carrots nor do I want peas. What part of speech is nor?
A. Interjection
B. Conjunction
C. Preposition
D. Adjective
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Despite the fact that I was late, my boss wasn’t angry, although
A. My boss wasn’t angry although I was late
B. My boss wasn’t angry although I being late
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A. broke out, had fallen
B. breaks out, falls
C. had broken out, fell
D. broke out, had fell
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Which type of dash is used when you’re wrapping a hyphenated word onto the next line of text.
A. Em dash
B. En dash
C. Hyphen
D. Double hyphen