Sentence Improvement Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 3
Level 3 sentence improvement practice on correcting quoted phrases, including inversion and tense after Hardly, with a worked solution explaining each rule.
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Level 3 sentence improvement practice on correcting quoted phrases, including inversion and tense after Hardly, with a worked solution explaining each rule.
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Hard narration practice on polite requests, questions with modals such as must, and the word order, tense and pronoun changes needed to report them correctly in indirect speech.
Practise medium-level reported speech where tense, pronouns and adverbs like tonight change together, with a step-by-step worked solution for every conversion.
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