[ Grammar ]
When do we use these?
A. When the things are near
B. When a thing is near
C. When the things are far
D. When a thing is far

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The cheese is old and moldy.
A. action verb
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B. lived
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Nobody answered the phone at the clinic. It _________________ closed early.
A. couldn’t have
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