[ Grammar ]
________ this holiday for ages.
A. We’re looking forward to
B. We looked forward to
C. We look forward to
D. We’ve looked forward to
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“Sure. Are you ready to go now?”
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Right now I (to send) a text message to invite Carol to my birthday party.
A. are sending
B. am sending
C. sends
D. is sends