[ Tenses ]
They … (lose) contact since one of them moved to another city.
A. lost
B. has lost
C. have lost
D. were losing
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A. helps
B. helping
C. helped
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A. being remote from the enemy
B. attempting to not encounter the enemy
C. not invovling himself in the enemy
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A. remembered
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C. remember
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He always (shout) at me.
A. He always shouts at me.
B. He is always shouting at me.