Elizabeth makes lots of mistakes.
A. Lots of mistakes make Elizabeth.
B. Are made lots of mistakes.
C. Elizabeth are made lots of mistakes.
D. Lots of mistakes are making.
E. Lots of mistakes are made by her.

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He (study) for his exams right now.
A. He study for his exams right now.
B. He is studying for his exams right now.
C. He studying for his exams right now.
D. He studied for his exams right now.
