She (visit) her grandparents last weekend.
A. visits
B. visited
C. was visiting
D. she had visited
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A. out
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B. a sentence that includes information that is vital to the meaning of the sentence and does not use commas
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A. Charles looks just like his father.
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A. Badder
B. More badly
C. Worse
D. Badlier