[ Grammar ]
Kendall ran around the field before the game started.
A. Sentence
B. Run on
C. Fragment
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a. vend
b. bend
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A. arrived, will have spent
B. had arrived, will spend
C. arrived, will spend
D. had arrived, will have spent
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A. will peak
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C. have peaked
D. peaked
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The storm causing flooding and landslides in Miami prompted the government to ________ hundreds from coastal towns.
A. evacuate
B. demolish
C. contribute
D. evaporate