The concert tickets (was/were) sold out in minutes.
A. are
B. were
C. is
D. was
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A. She must have been sleeping when you called her.
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“By the time the concert started, I had already left.”
“What did he say?”
A. He said he had already left.
B. He said he has already left.
C. He said he is leaving.
D. He said he leaves.
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A. My mom needs to get apple grape and peach jelly at the store.
B. Samanthas shirt is bright green.
C. I cleaned my room, walked the dog, and washed the dishes.
D. Timmy said, throw the ball to me.
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My birthday is on _____ last day of September.
A. the
B. a
C. an
D. zero article