She went to market without_______ anything.

He kept on_______

The new restaurant looks good. However, it seems to have few customers.

A. In order to get more business, the new restaurant should improve its appearance.

B. The new restaurant would have more customers if it looked better.

She said, "Don't tease me, John"

A. She said not to tease me to John. 

B. She said John not to tease me.

I’m afraid I disagree with you. Many points are not reasonable.

A. I am afraid I don’t agree to you about a number of points.

B. I am afraid I can’t agree to you on number of points.

"What does she like?" he asked me

A. He asked me what she likes.         

B. He asked me what she liked.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.

I liked reading your article about global warming in the newspaper

A. I was very interested to read your article about global warming in the newspaper.

B. I was very interesting to read your article about global warming in the newspaper.

His friend said to Peter "I'm sad. Let me alone".

A. His friend said that I am sad and let me alone.

B. His friend said that I was sad and let me alone.

C. His friend said that he was sad and told Peter to let him alone.

Miss white said to him, "Why are you so late? Did your car have a flat tire?".

A. Miss White told him why was he so late and did your car have a flat tire.

B. Miss White asked him why was he so late and did your car has a flat tire.

C. Miss White asked him why he was so late and if your car have a flat tire.

They said, "Hurrad! We have won the contest!".

A. They said "Hurrad" that they had won the contest.

B. They said they had won the contest.

C. They exclaimed with joy that they had won the contest.

She asked, "will you go to night?"

A. She asked me if I will go that night.                           

B. She asked me if I would go that night.

"Where can I buy a phone card in this city?" he asked.

A. He asked me where could he buy a phone card in that city?

B. He asked me where he could buy a phone card in that city?

C. He asked me where I could buy a phone card in that city?

"Can you lend me some money?"

A. He asked me can you lend him some money?

B. He asked me could you lend him some money?

C. He asked me if I can lend him some money?

"Do you plan to stay for a while?" he asked

A. He asked me if I plan to stay for a while.    

B. He asked me if I planned to stay for a while.

C. He asked me did I plan to stay for a while.

"Are you glad to be back?" he asked.

A. He asked me if I was glad to be back.                        

B. He asked me was I glad to be back?

"Why did you come back?" he asked.

A. He asked me why I had come back.                           

B. He asked me why had I come back.

"What are you doing now?" he asked.

A. He asked me what I am doing now.                           

B. He asked me what you were doing now.

"How long have you been back?" he said.

A. He asked me how long had I been back?           

B. He asked me how long I had been back?

C. He asked me how long have you been back?    

D. He asked me how long you had been back?

"Where have you been?" he asked

A. He asked me where had I been.     

B. He asked me where have you been.

"How are you?" he asked.

A. He asked me how are you.            

B. He asked me how I am.

"Can you use a computer?" she asked

A. She wanted to know whether I can use a computer.

B. She wanted to know whether I could use a computer.

C. She wanted to know could I use a computer.

"Where did you go?".

A. She asked me where I had gone.  

B. She asked me where did you go.

"Do you have a driver's license?" she asked

A. She asked me did you have a driver's license?

B. She asked me do you have a driver's license?

C. She asked me if I had a driver's license?

"What do you do in your spare time?" she asked.

A. She wanted to know what I do in my spare time.

B. She wanted to know what I did in my spare time.

C. She wanted to know what did I do in my spare time.

"How long have you bee working at your present job?" she asked

A. She asked me how long I had been working at my present job.

B. She asked me how long had I been working at my present job.

C. She asked me how long I have been working at my present job.

Clair asked, "What time do the banks close?"

A. Claire wanted to know what time the banks close?

B. Claire wanted to know what time do the banks close?

C. Claire wanted to know what time did the banks close?

The police officer said to us, "Where are you going?"

A. The police officer asked us where we were going?

B. The police officer asked us where were we going?

C. The police officer asked us where are we going?

"What a silly boy you are!" she exclaimed

A. She told him what a silly boy you are.                        

B. She told him what a silly boy he is.

"If you'd passed your test, I'd have ought you a car", he said.

A. He said that I'd passed my test, he'd have bought me a car.

B. He said that if I passed my test, he would buy me a car.

C. He said that if you had passed your test, he would have bought you a car.

"If you passed you test, I would buy you a car", he said.

A. He said that if I passed my test, he would buy you a car.

B. He said that if you had passed your test, he would have bought you a car.

C. He said that if I had passed my test, he would have bought me a car.

"If you pass your test, I'll buy you a car", he said.

A. He said that If I pass my test, he'll buy me a car.

B. He said that If you pass your test, he would buy you a car.

C. He said that If I pass my test, he would buy me a car.

"You needn't come in tomorrow", the boss said.

A. The boss said I needn't come in tomorrow.

B. The boss said you needn't come in the next day.

C. The boss said I didn't have to come in tomorrow.

"I must have slept through the alarm", she said.

A. She said she must have slept through the alarm.

B. She said I must have slept through the alarm.

C. She said she slept through the alarm.

"I must have slept through the alarm", she said.

A. She said she must have slept through the alarm

B. She said I must have slept through the alarm

C. She said she left through the alarm

"You ought to slow down a bit", the doctor told Jim.

A. The doctor told Jim ought to slow down a bit.

B. The doctor told Jim that ought to slow down a bit.

C. The doctor told Jim that he ought to slow down a bit.

"I would like a appointment tomorrow", I said to my dentist.

A. I told my dentist that I would like an appointment the next day.

B. I told my dentist that I would like a appointment tomorrow.

C. I told my dentist that I would have liked an appointment the next day.

"You should see a specialist", he told me.

A. He told me I should see a specialist.                          

B. He told me you should see a specialist.

"Are you willing to travel?" she asked.

A. She asked me am I willing to travel?                         

B.  She asked me if I am willing to travel

"I shall tell him exactly what I think", she said.

A. She said she should tell him exactly what she thought

B. She said she would tell him exactly what she thought

C. She said she shall tell him exactly what she thinks.

"I can see you later", he said.

A. He said he could see me later        

B. He said I can see you later