They are enjoying the grammar class at Carambola.
(who) …
A. Who are enjoying the grammar class at Carambola?
B. Who is enjoying the grammar class at Carambola?
C. Who does enjoying the grammar class at Carambola?
D. Who is enjoy the grammar class at Carambola?
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A. Complimentary
B. Admiring
C. Disparaging
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The update ___ be completed by noon, but there was a delay.
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He said he would do it and he ___.
a. do
b. does
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