[ Present Simple and Present Continuous Tenses ]
Why … you … (not follow) them? Look! They are waiting for you.
A. are, not following
B. are, following
C. is, not following
D. do, not follow
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A. have buyed
B. have bought
C. has buyed
D. has bought
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They reduced their prices so as to sell more products, so that
A. reduced their prices so that they sell more products
B. They reduced their prices so that they would sell more products
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A. shadow
B. hesitation
C. suspicion
D. shade
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The mail carrier brought ______ that big package?
A. Who
B. Whom