Fill in the blank with the correct form: ‘They (not/play) football yesterday.’
A. They do not play football yesterday.
B. They did not play football yesterday.
C. They were not playing football yesterday.
D. They did not played football yesterday.
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A. take out them
B. take it out
C. take out it
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The formulation of economic policies necessitates meticulous consideration – – – – – large segments of the population.
(A) because they affect
(B) they are affected because
(C) affect them because
(D) because affecting them
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A. catss
B. catz
C. cates
D. cats
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This person delivers letters and packages to your house. Who are they?
A. Firefighter
B. Postman/Postwoman
C. Mechanic
D. Scientist