[ Present Tenses ]
Holidays abroad….. increasingly popular.
A. become
B. are becoming
C. have become
D. have been becoming
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A. You must not smoke here.
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He _______ his keys and couldn’t enter the house.
A. lost
B. misplaced
C. discovered
D. found