Indonesian/astronauts / to send to the moon (will, future tense)
A. Indonesian astronauts will be sending to the moon.
B. Indonesian astronauts will be sent to the moon.
C. Indonesian astronauts will be send to the moon.
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Her friend listened carefully.
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A. They are walking down the stairs
B. They are working down the stairs
C. They walked up the stairs
D. They are walking downs the stairs