He would win the race if he his brother’s example and trained harder.
A. repeated
B. set
C. answered
D. followed
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is written incorrectly?
A. “The problem with opinions,” Paula explained, “is everyone has one.”
B. “How are we going to get home?” questioned Larry.
C. Jane stated, “The company will lose a lot of money for this.”
D. “Grab your things, whispered Tara, and meet me at the diner.”
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
A: Are those your friends?
B: No. ________ friends aren’t here today.
A. Her
B. Their
C. Our
Language Features of an Opinion Article › ViewWhich phrase best demonstrates the use of a metaphor to explain a concept?
A. “Her argument was as strong as a fortress.”
B. “Her argument was strong.”
C. “Her argument had many points.”
D. “Her argument was well-researched.”
Reported Speech › View
Maria: “I am going to Victoria.”
A. Harun: Maria said (that) she is going to Victoria.
B. Harun: Maria said (that) she went going to Victoria.
C. Harun: Maria said (that) she was going to Victoria.
D. Harun: Maria said (that) she were going to Victoria.