“As different as night and day,” describes
A. two things that are very different
B. two things that are alike
C. two things that are similar
D. two things that are just the same
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A. good
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A. The students can study for the exam.
B. The exam can be studied by the students.
C. The teacher should explain the concept.
D. The concept can be explained by the teacher.
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B. Present Progressive
C. Simple Past
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The janitor will repair the water leak in our kitchen.
A. The water leak in our kitchen is being repaired by the janitor.
B. The water leak in our kitchen was repaired by the janitor.
C. The water leak in our kitchen was repaired by the janitor.
D. The water leak in our kitchen will be repaired by the janitor.