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She asked me why I was thinking of quitting the gym.
A. “Why are you thinking of quitting the gym?” She asked me.
B. “Why am I thinking of quitting the gym?” She asked me.
C. “Why were you thinking of quitting the gym?” She asked me.
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What change should be made to this sentence?
While I scraped my impatience off the griddle, Dad showed me what he meant by “solid bubbles” and then taught me how to flip the pancakes correct.
A. Change scraped to scrapped
B. Insert a comma after bubbles
C. Change taught to teached
D. Change correct to correctly
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