[ Grammar ]
You/ fat/ your brother
A. You are fater than your brother.
B. You are more fat than your brother.
C. You are more fatter than your brother.
D. You are fatter than your brother.
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B Yes, we were about halfway there, so _________ (we / get) very wet.
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C. Had you walked / we got
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The archaeologists find mummies.
___
A. mummies
B. the archaeologists
C. find mummies
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A. have been
B. was being
C. was
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Which sentence is a command?
A. Help me look for them.
B. The deer looked up.
C. Did it see us?
D. My mother walked into the kitchen.