UNSCRAMBLE: woods / the / in / camped/ ever / you / have ?
A. Have woods ever camped in the?
B. Have you camped ever woods in the?
C. Have you ever camped in the woods?
D. Have camped you ever in the woods?
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A. Any artist would like their creation to B last for hundreds of years.
B. The family that owns the house loaned its treasure to the library.
C. My family members are hardworking D and I am proud of it.
D. Each of the cars has their sponsor’s name painted on them.
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Identify the correct future tense form for the sentence: ‘I ________ (watch) a movie tonight.’ A) will watch B) watching C) watched
A. will watches
B. will watched
C. will watching
D. will watch
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A. am having
B. am going to have
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What is the meaning of blight?
A. swarming
B. barren, uninhabited
C. disease causing death in plant tissues
D. to die