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Which verb fits the sentence best?
The cat is _____ for the kitten.
A. look
B. looked
C. looking
D. was looking
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A. drive
B. is driving
C. have driven
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The children slept well, despite _____.
A. it was noise
B. the noise
C. of the noise
D. noisy
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A. Yes, I don’t.
B. No, you didn’t
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Write a sentence using the present tense of the verb “to study.”
A. I studied for the test.
B. I am studying for the test.
C. I study for the test.
D. I will study for the test.