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  • We will travel to Japan, they said.
    They said they will travel to Japan.
    They said that they had travel to Japan.
    They said they would travel to Japan.
    They said they travel to Japan.
  • Interested ___ something
    Interested about
    Interested to
    Interested with
    Interested in
  • I am going to buy a new car, he said.
    He said he was buying a new car.
    He said he is going to buy a new car.
    He said he was going to buy a new car.
    He said he will buy a new car.
  • Jealous ___ someone
    Jealous with
    Jealous of
    Jealous for
    Jealous in
  • Angry ___ someone
    Angry on
    Angry for
    Angry with
    Angry to
  • She has been to Paris, he said.
    He said she was in Paris.
    He said she had been to Paris.
    He said she had went to Paris.
    He said she have been to Paris.
  • Afraid ___ something
    Afraid of
    Afraid about
    Afraid from
    Afraid to
  • I don’t like coffee, he said.
    He said he didn’t like coffee.
    He said he was not liking coffee.
    He said that he hadn’t liked coffee.
    He said he doesn’t like coffee.
  • Tired ___ something
    Tired about
    Tired with
    Tired of
    Tired on
  • I may go to the party, she said.
    She said she might go to the party.
    She said she should go to the party.
    She said she may go to the party.
    She said she could go to the party.
  • We watched a movie last night, they said.
    They said they watch a movie the previous night.
    They said that they had watched a movie yesterday.
    They said they watched a movie last night.
    They said they had watched a movie the night before.
  • Good ___ something
    Good in
    Good at
    Good for
    Good on
  • Famous ___ something
    Famous with
    Famous in
    Famous for
    Famous about
  • I am tired, she said.
    She said that she has been tired.
    She said she is tired.
    She said that she be tired.
    She said she was tired.
  • You must study harder, the teacher said.
    The teacher said that I must have studied harder.
    The teacher said I must study harder.
    The teacher said I should studied harder.
    The teacher said I had to study harder.
  • Apologize ___ something
    Apologize with
    Apologize about
    Apologize for
    Apologize to
  • Responsible ___ something
    Responsible at
    Responsible in
    Responsible for
    Responsible with
  • I didn’t see him yesterday, she said.
    She said she didn’t see him yesterday.
    She said she haven’t seen him.
    She said that she didn’t saw him.
    She said she hadn’t seen him the day before.
  • Accused ___ something
    Accused to
    Accused of
    Accused in
    Accused for
  • I have finished my homework, she said.
    She said she had finish her homework.
    She said she had finished her homework.
    She said that she was finishing her homework.
    She said she finishes her homework.
  • She ought to see a doctor, he said.
    He said she had to see a doctor.
    He said she must see a doctor.
    He said she ought to see a doctor.
    He said she should see a doctor.
  • Married ___ someone
    Married in
    Married for
    Married to
    Married with
  • Succeed ___ something
    Succeed on
    Succeed at
    Succeed to
    Succeed in
  • Surprised ___ something
    Surprised in
    Surprised at
    Surprised to
    Surprised for
  • I will call you tomorrow, he said.
    He said he will call me tomorrow.
    He said that he will be calling me tomorrow.
    He said he would call me the next day.
    He said that he should call me tomorrow.
  • They are playing football, she said.
    She said they are playing football.
    She said that they had played football.
    She said that they have been playing football.
    She said they were playing football.
  • Look forward ___ something
    Look forward for
    Look forward with
    Look forward to
    Look forward at
  • Insist ___ something
    Insist on
    Insist in
    Insist about
    Insist at
  • She can swim well, he said.
    He said she could swim well.
    He said that she could have swum well.
    He said she swam well.
    He said she can swim well.
  • We were at the park, they said.
    They said they were in the park.
    They said they had went to the park.
    They said they had been to the parks.
    They said they had been at the park.
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