Interpret the figurative language in the sentence: “The dark clouds began to loom over the horizon, signaling an impending storm.”
A. The clouds are disappearing.
B. The clouds are approaching, indicating a storm is coming.
C. The clouds are brightening.
D. The clouds are being measured.
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A. She swims in the pool every morning.
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A. have
B. has
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A. unless
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You ought ______________ harder to achieve success
A. try
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C. trying
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