“Shall we go to that new Italian restaurant?” Peter said.
A. Peter told us that we’d like to go to that new Italian restaurant.
B. Peter warned me against going to that new Italian restaurant.
C. Peter suggested going to that new Italian restaurant.
D. Peter apologized for going to that new Italian restaurant.
Random Topics:
Noun and PronounPast Tense and Past ContinuousAdjective, Adverb, and Noun FormsModals AuxiliaryCorrelative conjunctionsGRAMMAR - Could / Could notArticles A and AnVerb ConjugationQuantifiers: too many, too much & enoughGrammar ElementaryOther quiz:
Present/Past/Future Continuous Tense › ViewAfter almost three weeks with a lot of school work, I’m glad that the school ______ (hold) sports and arts competitions this week.
A. will be holding
B. was holding
C. is holding
D. are holding
Grammar › View
I _____ at home all day. I had to get up and go for a walk.
A. will have
B. have being
C. had been
D. would be
Order of Adjectives › ViewHe has a __________ clock.
A. wooden wonderful old
B. old wonderful wooden
C. wonderful old wooden
D. wonderful wooden old
Conditional Sentences › View
They will forgive him if he____the truth.
A. telling
B. told
C. tells
D. tell
E. speak