hesitating
A. signaled, beckoned, or called
B. in a halting or pausing way; acting with reluctance or uncertainty
C. weak; having little energy
D. completely; totally
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A. single
B. flexible
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B. I am going to look after the children this afternoon.
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D. I need to take off my shoes before entering the house.
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A. The second little sticks built the house.
B. The second little pig built the house of sticks.
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A. get
B. will get