[ Relative Clauses ]
Dr Smith is a good surgeon. He lives next door.
A. Dr Smith that lives next door is a good surgeon.
B. Dr Smith who lives next door is a good surgeon.
C. Dr Smith, who lives next door, is a good surgeon.
D. Dr Smith, whom lives next door, is a good surgeon.
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A. buying
B. buy
C. to buy
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A. a
B. an
C. the
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A. starts
B. is starting
C. will start
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I have to remember _____ the key in the mailbox before I leave.
A. to put
B. putting