[ Grammar ]
The dog barks at the stranger. If you want to change the underlined verb to the past tense, it would be
A. The dog barked at the stranger.
B. The dog will bark at the stranger.
C. The dog bark at the stranger.
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A. Can
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I ________ in my car.
_
A. am going to have a stereo fitted
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A. will do
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C. will be doing
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A. Will
B. Must
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