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They think that the children are in bed
A. The children were thought being in bed
B. The children are thought to were in bed
C. The children are thought to be in bed
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A. have been making
B. has been making
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I ___ Tom since he ___ school.
A. have seen / leave
B. saw / has left
C. hadn’t seen / left
D. haven’t seen / left
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A. NO CHANGE
B. makes
C. were making
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He looks very pale and confused. He ________________.
A. is going to faint
B. will faint
C. will be fainting