Unscramble the sentence:
Mark / in / goes / his / time / free / occasionally / swimming.
A. Mark occasionally goes swimming in his free time.
B. Mark goes occasionally swimming in his free time.
C. Mark goes occasionally swimming his free in time.
D. Mark goes occasionally in swimming his free time.
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A. waking up
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______________ a glass of water on the table.
A. There are
B. They are
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