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What are they doing?
A. They am playing football.
B. They is playing football.
C. They are playing football.
D. They are doing homework.
Select your answer:
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Every Saturday, Oscar likes ____ go skiing in the mountains. Allie likes skiing, ______.
A. too; to
B. two; to
C. to; too
D. too; two