____________ you ______________ (swim) when you were four years old?
A. Could you swim when you were four years old?
B. Can you swim when you were four years old?
C. Did you swims when you were four years old?
D. Did you swim when you were four?
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A. I used to play the piano.
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C. I use to play the piano.
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A. hadn’t
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Every weekend, we ____ our grandparents.
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B. are visiting
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