[ Present Tense vs Present Continuous ]
The woman (enter) the purchase order on her computer. It (seem) like a lot of data that she has to enter.
A. enters, is seeming
B. is entering, seems
C. enters, seems
D. is entering, is seeming
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C. Where were you
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