What is the best way to write this sentence?
Them names are Susan and Teresa.
A. Their names are Susan and Teresa.
B. Theirs names are Susan and Teresa.
C. They names are Susan and Teresa.
D. Fine as is.
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A. Answer of C&D
B. FRENCH
C. SPANISH
D. MANDARIN
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A. Simple
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Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: Despite the challenges, she remained ________ in pursuing her goals.
A. hesitant
B. resolute
C. uncertain
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