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He bought the house a few years ago. He still owns it.
A. He has bought the house for a few years.
B. He has had the house for a few years.
C. He is living in the house in a few years.
D. He lived in the house a year ago.
Select your answer:
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What is the definition of “maul”?
A. Injure badly by beating and/or scratching
B. Conforming to accepted standards
C. A peaceful, stationary demonstration
D. Showing great knowledge or learning