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Do you play / Are you playing tennis in the evening?
A. Do you play
B. Are you playing
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She practised the song yesterday. Put the sentence into the passive.
A. The song is practised yesterday.
B. The song was being practised yesterday.
C. The song was practised yesterday.
D. The song is being practised yesterday.