Question

Read the tips the Mayor’s Youth Council of Boston gives about writing a resume. Then, answer the questions that follow.

[…] What you should know before making your resume:

NEVER MAKE ANYTHING UP. If you falsify prior jobs, employers can call the job you listed and find out if you worked there.
Don’t worry if it’s short. In fact, it shouldn’t be more than a page long.
Make sure to proofread. Make sure there are no spelling or grammatical errors. It should tell a future employer that you would take the same care with a job as you did on your resume.
Have copies in paper, on a flash drive, and on an email. You never know when an opportunity comes up.
Update it frequently: add new clubs, activities and experiences as you are involved in them – it will be easier to remember the details then.
Use your own style. Anyone can use a resume wizard; show that you know how to use a computer by creating your own format. Just make sure to use a font that is easy to read.
Make it easy to read: keep it simple and follow the format.
[…]


The sentence “Anyone can use a resume wizard.” can be rewritten in indirect speech as

A)
The Mayor’s Youth Council said that anyone can use a resume wizard.

(B)
The Mayor’s Youth Council said that anyone can used a resume wizard.

(C)
The Mayor’s Youth Council said that anyone could used a resume wizard.

(D)
The Mayor’s Youth Council said that anyone could use a resume wizard.

Answer 1

É a letra (A)


The Mayor’s Youth Council said that anyone can use a resume wizard.