Q: Jill, who’s book is that?
A: I don’t know it doesn’t _______ to me.
A. Hold on
B. Let me know
C. Belong
D. Let me see
E. Look
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A. bakes
B. is baking
C. has baked
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They planned a trip to the mountains, ___ they had to cancel it due to the weather.
A. and
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A. has already been writing/has been checking it out
B. already writes/is checking it out
C. has already written/has checked it out
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A. are said to have come
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