[ Vocabulary ]
Simultaneously
A. When a fluid curdles or hardens after flowing
B. to give emphasis or prominence to
C. existing, occurring, or happening at the same time
D. lounging or sauntering lazily and idly
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Emily: ________ you walk to school yesterday?
Clerk: Yes, I ________.
A. Did; walked
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How long ………………….. Peter?
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