[ Grammar ]
To judge the Tidy City contest, we picked an uninterested party.
A. Picked an uninterested party.
B. Picked an interested party!
C. Picked a disinterested party
D. Are in the process of picking an uninterested party.
E. Picked an disinterested party.
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