[ Grammar ]
“I don’t like this film “, Mary said to Bill.
A. Mary told Bill she doesn’t like that film.
B. Mary told Bill she didn’t like this film
C. Mary told Bill she didn’t like that film
D. Mary told Bill he didn’t like that film.
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A. By asking a friend
B. By flipping a coin
C. By checking the weather forecast
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What tense is this sentence?
The chef skillfully used knives to prepare a delicious meal last night.
A. past
B. present
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A. to eat
B. eating
C. eat
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Who _____ this cake? It’s delicious!
A. did make
B. made
C. was made