“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.
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Vocabulary › ViewDoes this sentence use “assent” correctly?
The principal will not “assent” to ignoring the cell phone rule for the rest of the school year.
A. Yes
B. No
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Able to be depended upon; Trustworthy
A. minimum
B. reliable
C. advise
D. penalize
Order of Adjectives › ViewHe has a __________ clock.
A. wooden wonderful old
B. old wonderful wooden
C. wonderful old wooden
D. wonderful wooden old
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They will forgive him if he____the truth.
A. telling
B. told
C. tells
D. tell
E. speak