Topics: Grammar
An American bought the painting.
A. The painting is bought by an American.
B. The painting was bought by an American.
C. The painting will be bought by an American.
Select your answer:
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The washers and dryers are lime green, and the paneling on the walls has been planned to match, although it was later varnished with some kind of artificial wood grain finish.
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