[ Present and Past Tenses ]
. Today they (is riding – are riding – rides) their bikes.
A. is riding
B. are riding
C. rides

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Vocabulary › Viewto understand something completely
A. connotations
B. features
C. easy
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When we get to the store, first grab a cart and _____ meet me in the bread aisle.
A. then
B. than
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to go on another person’s property without permission
A. dreadful
B. inhabited
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D. obliged
