[ Grammar ]
Joe is looking forward … his cousin again.
A. seeing
B. to see
C. to seeing
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A. heard
B. am hearing
C. had been hearing
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Although he worked very hard.
A. fragment
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A. who
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What job _______________ to have when you were younger?
A. were you wanting
B. did you want