Find the meaning of “break up”
A. interupt
B. split up/ stop for holidays
C. escape from a place
D. lose control of feelings
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A. Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day.
B. Lola said they wanted to see the Eiffel Tower this day.
C. Lola said they have wanted to see the Eiffel Tower that day.
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A. From
B. At
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A. An architect.
B. An astronaut.
C. A reporter.
D. A police officer.
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Which sentence has the correct subject/verb agreement?
A. The teachers needs the students to be quiet.
B. All of the dogs plays outside.
C. Sally mow the lawn.
D. Amy, Robb, and Caitlin watch the television.