The athletes . . . . . with the college track team next month.
A. Trains
B. Trained
C. Will train
D. Have joined
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B. Sarah said, ‘I think we need to study harder.’
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To make a reasonable assumption about meaning that is not explicitly stated in a text
A. summarize
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