Which sentence is NOT correct? (a)Lisa said she didn't have a map. (b)Karen said she was going to be late. (c)James said he will help me.
C
"Have you fed the dog?" (a)She asked whether I did feed the dog. (b)She asked if I fed the dog. (c)She asked me whether I had fed the dog.
C
"I see many swallows." He said he (a)saw many swallows (b)had seen many swallows
B
"Don't yell!" is a: (a)direct request (b)reported order (c)direct command
C
"We didn't take the 8 o'clock train." They told . . .
They told me that they hadn't taken/didn't take the 8 o'clock train.
"Who did you see?" (a)She asked me who I'd seen. (b)She asked who'd I've seen. (c)She told me who I'd seen.
A.
"Was the movie scary?" The children . . .
The children asked me if the movie was/had been scary.
"I'm not surprised at all." She told me . . .
She told me that she's not surprised at all.
To _____ something means to cause so much damage to it that it is completely ruined or does not exist any more.
destroy
_____ is the skin of a sheep with the wool still attached to it, used especially for making coats and rugs.
sheepskin
to make into small grains
granulate
An ______ is a written list of all the objects in a particular place.
inventory
"Can Melanie drive?" She asked . . . (a)if Melanie could drive (b)if Melanie drives
A
"We're getting married." She told . . .
She told me that they were getting married.
Large amounts of sand had ______ into the house. (a)accumulated (b)shred (c)granulate
accumulated
"I will stop smoking on Tuesday." She said . . .
She said she would stop smoking on Tuesday.
"Why aren't you talking?" She asked . . .
She asked me why I wasn't talking.
_______ means related to ideas and concepts formed in the mind.
conceptual
"There's a bank down the street." She said . . .
She said that there's was/is a bank down the street.
"Have you heard the news?" He asked me . . .
He asked me if I had heard the news.
He said that it was cold outside. Which word is optional? (a)said (b)that (c)was
B
"Give him a call." She told . . .
She told me to give him a call.
"Are you high on drugs?" My parents: (a)asked whether I was high. (b)asked me if I was high. (c)were asking me if I was high.
B