[ Grammar ]
This octopus … any tail, he moves with his tentacles.
A. have
B. has
C. don’t have
D. doesn’t have
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A. his
B. which
C. that his
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A. going
B. is going
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A. She listens to music sometimes at night.
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The students, who hated writing essays, ___ surprised they enjoyed the essay’s topic.
A. was
B. were