The family have moved to a new house.
A. The family have moved to a new house.
B. The family has moved to a new house.
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A. have seen – saw
B. saw – have seen
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A. Follow
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” Yes, that’s true! I refused to help him”
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B. Jane agreed that she refused to help him.
C. Jane admitted refusing to help him.