[ Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous ]
He (feel) bad for some weeks now.
A. has felt
B. has feeling
C. is feeling
D. has been felt
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A. landmark
B. grand
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A: About two cigarettes a day.
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Sensory details appeal to which of the following?
A. The five senses
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