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She said to me, ‘Start.’ (A) She forbade me to start. (B) She asked me to start. (C) She requested me to start. (D) She advised me to start
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She said to me, ‘Start.’

(A) She forbade me to start.
(B) She asked me to start.
(C) She requested me to start.
(D) She advised me to start

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It’s either b or C but the person above me is having a confusion
User Frederik Aalund
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it's either B. or C.

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