It (rain) ______________________ for a very long time.
A. It have rained for a very long time
B. It has rained for a very long time
C. It have rain for a very long time
D. It have raining for a very long time
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B. She must eat her vegetables before she can have dessert, and she needs to brush her teeth after.
C. He might buy a new phone, or he can wait until the next model is released.
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Choose the sentence in which the quotation is correctly punctuated.
A. “Do you want to play baseball during recess,” Bob asked.
B. “Do you want to play baseball during recess?” Bob asked.
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