'Who else have you told?' They asked me … A: who else we'd told. B: if have we told. C: who had we told else.

He told the same story I told. A: that B: as C: it D: which

We suspected that he was the murderer even before we were told.

To appreciate the humour of a joke or story, one therefore needs to understand the ______________in which it is told.

She has never heard such a terrible story _____ he told. A: like B: as C: which D: that

You are not to leave . A: except you are told B: until you are told C: so you are told D: as you are told

I ______ something about him, but I do not know much. A) told C) have been told B) had been told D) have told A: I ______ something about him, but I do not know much. B: told C: had been told D: have been told E: have told

The children___many times not to go near the lake. A: have told B: told C: have been told D: were being told

She would have told you. You ________________ by her. A: would have been told B: would be told C: were being told

The man in the comer confessed to ______ a lie to the manager of the company. A: have told B: having been told C: being told D: having told