Topics: Indirect Speech
Lia asked me, “Which one is yours?”
A. Lia wanted to know which one was yours.
B. Lia wanted to know which one is mine.
C. Lia wanted to know which one is yours.
D. Lia wanted to know which one was mine.
Select your answer:
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He lives in a house _____ a blue door.
A. has
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