By the time you arrive, I _____ for three hours.
A. will work
B. am working
C. had been working
D. will have been working
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A. Nineteenth-century, mysterious, narrow
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One of ___ is held in Detroit in January every year. It is called the Detroit International Automotive Car Show.
a. the most famous car show
b. a famous car show
c. the most famous car shows