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fourteen / ‘m / I/ old/ years

A. years old I’m fourteen

B. years old fourteen I’m

C. I’m fourteen years old

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Which is correct?

A. Jason is the bus driver who always plays cool music on the way to school.

B. Jason is the bus driver that always plays cool music on the way to school.

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It’s Diana’s birthday next week. Shall we get her a ________?

A. job

B. newspaper

C. present

D. tickets

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