Pam asked him why he … his job.
A. wanted to leaving
B. wants to leave
C. wanted to leave
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A. came; cooked
B. were coming; cooked
C. are coming; was cooking
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Choose the question for this response: “She arrived last night.”
A. How did Jessica arrive?
B. Where did Jessica arrive?
C. When did Jessica arrive?
D. Why did Jessica arrive?
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The ambulance rushed to the hospital it was too late.
___
A. The ambulance rushed to the hospital, it was too late.
B. The ambulance rushed to the hospital, but it was too late.
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Nora ___ in a hammock while Phil ___ the garden.
A. was lying; was weeding
B. layed; weeded
C. were lying; were weeding