Use the future tense in a sentence about a trip you will take.
A. I will travel to Paris next summer.
B. I am traveling to Paris now.
C. I will have traveled to Paris by next year.
D. I traveled to Paris last summer.
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A. This is the house which I grew up in.
B. This is the house in which I grew up.
C. This is the house up which I grew in.
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A. had/will be
B. had/would be
C. had/was
D. have/would be
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A. Them
B. I
C. We
D. They
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Tina stared at the wild dog ________________ and her heart pounded as she walked past it.
A. warily
B. happily
C. carelessly
D. confidently