[ Grammar ]
The children … in the garden now.
A. play
B. are playing
C. is playing
D. played
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We _____ lots of fun at the park yesterday!
A. has
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Select the correct punctuation.
A. Bernard Waber wrote a childrens book entitled Ira Sleeps Over.
B. Bernard Waber wrote a childrens’ book entitled Ira Sleeps Over.
C. Bernard Waber wrote a children’s book entitled Ira Sleeps Over.