What does the word, “integrate” mean?
A. To combine or bring together different parts into a whole.
B. To remove components from a whole.
C. To analyze parts individually without combining them.
D. To separate different parts from each other.
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A. I watched the motion picture with my friend
B. I’ll watch the motion picture along with my friend.
C. I watched the motion picture along with my friends.
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went
A. simple past tense
B. simple present tense
C. simple future tense