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I made dinner for my family.
A. I made my family dinner.
B. I made for my family dinner.
C. I made dinner my family for.
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A. What do you think about the book?
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_____ James drive a car?
A. Do
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A. my computer fixed
B. my computer fix
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Tom usually ……….. his homework after dinner.
A. makes
B. make
C. does
D. do