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Use the correct verb form: ‘She (to read) a book yesterday.’
A. She was reading a book yesterday.
B. She read a book yesterday.
C. She reads a book yesterday.
D. She will read a book yesterday.
Select your answer:
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Choose the correct sentence by using the simple present tense based on the picture.
A. She watching TV
B. She is watch TV
C. She watches TV
D. She watchs TV