He/ say/ they/ already/ eat/ when/ he/ arrive.
He say they've already cat when he arrives.
He says they already eaten when he arrived.
C. He said they'd already eaten when he'd arrived.
D. He said that they'd already cat when he arrived.
She/ say/ they/ always/ kind/ her.
She says they always kind to her.
She says they're always very kind her.
C. She said they'd always been very kind to her.
D. She said that they always been very kind to her.
Rides/ specify/ who/ speak/ case/ emergency.
The rules didn't specify who to speak to in case of an emergency.
The rules didn't specified who to speak to in case of an emergency.
C. The rules hadn't specified who to speak in case of an emergency.
D. The rules did specified who to speak in case an emergency.
97. I/ know/ whether/ laugh/ cry
A. I know whether laugh or cry.
B. I do know whether laugh and cry.
C. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
D. I have known to whether laugh and cry.
98. He/ can/ decide/ whether/ accept/ job
He can decide whether accept the job or not.
He can't decide whether accept the job or not.
C. He could decide whether to accept the job not.
D. He couldn't decide whether to accept the job or not.
99. He/ remember/ where/ turn/ main/ road.
We must remember where to turn the main road.
We must remember where to turn off the main road.
C. We remember to where turn off the main road.
D. We don't remember where turn off the main road.
100. Dictionary/ tell how/ you/ pronounce/ words
A good dictionary tells you how you should pronounce the words.
A good dictionary tell you how you should pronounce the words.
C. A good dictionary told you how should pronounce the words.
D. A good dictionary told to how you pronounce the words.
He/ say/ they/ already/ eat/ when/ he/ arrive.
He say they've already cat when he arrives.
He says they already eaten when he arrived.
C. He said they'd already eaten when he'd arrived.
D. He said that they'd already cat when he arrived.
She/ say/ they/ always/ kind/ her.
She says they always kind to her.
She says they're always very kind her.
C. She said they'd always been very kind to her.
D. She said that they always been very kind to her.
Rides/ specify/ who/ speak/ case/ emergency.
The rules didn't specify who to speak to in case of an emergency.
The rules didn't specified who to speak to in case of an emergency.
C. The rules hadn't specified who to speak in case of an emergency.
D. The rules did specified who to speak in case an emergency.
97. I/ know/ whether/ laugh/ cry
A. I know whether laugh or cry.
B. I do know whether laugh and cry.
C. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
D. I have known to whether laugh and cry.
98. He/ can/ decide/ whether/ accept/ job
He can decide whether accept the job or not.
He can't decide whether accept the job or not.
C. He could decide whether to accept the job not.
D. He couldn't decide whether to accept the job or not.
99. He/ remember/ where/ turn/ main/ road.
We must remember where to turn the main road.
We must remember where to turn off the main road.
C. We remember to where turn off the main road.
D. We don't remember where turn off the main road.
100. Dictionary/ tell how/ you/ pronounce/ words
A good dictionary tells you how you should pronounce the words.
A good dictionary tell you how you should pronounce the words.
C. A good dictionary told you how should pronounce the words.
D. A good dictionary told to how you pronounce the words.
