a fashion/ has become/ with/ eating out/ people/ today/the.
A. Today with the people a fashion has become eating out.
B. Eating out has become a fashion with the people today.
C. Eating out with the people today has become a fashion.
D. Today eating out the people has become with a fashion.
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A. What the student stole the doughnut from the teacher was delicious.
B. The student stole the doughnut from the teacher was delicious.
C. What the student stole from the teacher was delicious.
D. It was delicious that the student stole the doughnut from the teacher.
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Have you ever_______ the falling star?
A. see
B. saw
C. seen
D. seeing
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A. When
B. Who
C. Where
D. What
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They ____________ finish the report before the deadline.
A. can
B. must
C. might