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I will come and see you before I … for the United States.

A. will leave

B. am leaving

C. left

D. leave

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She works … a clothes shop.

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James and I were at the park: what is the correct question form?

A. Was James and I at the park?

B. James and I were at the park?

C. Were James and I at the park?

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