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Grammar › ViewWhat __________ you __________? I __________ for my cat.
A. is, doing, is looking
B. are, doing, is looking
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What is the meaning of the sentence below?
When you arrive, I’ll be working in the garage.
A. I will start working after you arrive.
B. I will start working in the garage before you arrive.
C. I will finish my work in the garage before you arrive.