[ Grammar ]
aren’t/ in/ We/ the/ library/ read/ to/ books.
A. We aren’t the library in to read books.
B. We aren’t in the library to read books.
C. We aren’t to read books in the library.
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A. but
B. or
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A. quietly
B. entered
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D. he
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B. around
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D. alongside
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Motorists……. advised to follow road signs at all times.
A. Is
B. Are