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the books that belong to the girls
A. the girl’s books
B. the girls books
C. the girls’ books
D. the girl,s books
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There aren’t any sugar left in the kitchen.
A. aren’t
B. sugar
C. in
D. kitchen
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She ate her lunch after the recess.
A. simple
B. complex
C. compound
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A. Has
B. Have
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She __________ (not visit) her friend lately.
A. has not visited
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