[ Present Continuous ]
He usually goes for a walk at this time, but he…for a walk now.
A. doesn´t go
B. isn’t going
C. not go
D. didn´t
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A. need
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a. take it in eagerly
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This is the photo ……………….was taken in Paris.
A. which
B. who
C. when
D. where