A. Aisha said that they were meeting her at noon.
B. Aisha said that they was meeting her at noon.
C. Aisha said they was meeting her at noon.
D. Aisha said that they is meeting her at noon.
English MCQs 2026
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A. Lisa said she might visit the following week.
B. Lisa said that she might visit the following week.
C. Lisa said that she will visit the following week.
D. Lisa said that he might visit the following week.
A. Anna said that he should apologize.
B. Anna said that she should apologize.
C. Anna said he should apologize.
D. Anna said that he would apologize.
A. He exclaimed that it was a lovely surprise.
B. He exclaimed that it is a lovely surprise.
C. He exclaimed that it’s a lovely surprise.
D. He exclaimed it was a lovely surprise.
A. She has ordered us to stop talking.
B. She had ordered us to stop talking.
C. She order us to stop talking.
D. She ordered us to stop talking.
A. Sam said that she had already sent the email.
B. Sam said he had already sent the email.
C. Sam said that he has already sent the email.
D. Sam said that he had already sent the email.
A. Maya said that he should apologize.
B. Maya said that she should apologize.
C. Maya said that she would apologize.
D. Maya said she should apologize.
A. Sara said that she would swim well.
B. Sara said that he could swim well.
C. Sara said that she could swim well.
D. Sara said she could swim well.
A. Aisha said they had been doing his homework.
B. Aisha said that they have been doing his homework.
C. Aisha said that they had been doing his homework.
D. Aisha said that they has been doing his homework.
A. Ali said that he would call me the next day.
B. Ali said that she would call me the next day.
C. Ali said he would call me the next day.
D. Ali said that he could call me tomorrow.