[ Noun / Pronoun ]
. Which of the following is an example of a proper noun?
A. dog
B. Paris
C. happiness
D. river
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A. must get / doesn’t need to get
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A. by
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C. in
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Did you buy her a present? Yes, I __________ her a present.
A. buy
B. buying
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