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A dog is smaller than a mouse.
A dog is very big.
A dog is the biggest.
An elephant is bigger than a dog.
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Eat
Eating
Never have eaten
I don't know
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Are having
Have
Had
Were had
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Took off
Took down
Landed
Drove
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Multibillion-dollars
Multibillions dollars
Multibillion-dollar
Multibillion dollar
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On ---- at
On ---- next to
On ---- on
On ---- under
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By ---- in
In ---- in
On ---- on
In ---- on
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Food
Clues
A book
A cigarette
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Was cheerful in mood
Was melancholic
Did not reflect one of the familiar moods of the romantics
Was written by Edgar Allan Poe
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The death of a child
Byronic despair
Southern belles
The death of a beautiful woman
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May often have been delicately sad
May often have died young
May have written many poems
May have lived very melancholy lives
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Only melancholy poems
Only female poets
Only Southern poets who wrote melancholy poems
Many poems about death
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Prominent in
Recalling
Absent in
Favoured by
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At ---- on
At ---- at
On ---- at
On ---- in
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Fun, lively
Horrible, repugnant
Delicious, tasty
Sweet, sugary
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Am working ---- was studying
Worked ---- studied
Work ---- am studying
Am working ---- am studying
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Her
Him
Them
They
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Won't you?
Don't you?
Aren't you?
Shouldn't you?
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At the end of the story, they was living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - was living
At the end of the story, they were living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - were living
At the end of the story, they were living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - were living happily ever after
At the end of the story, they was living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - was
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Honestly, openly
Sneaky, dishonest
Horrible, repugnant
Strange, unusual
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The opposite of win and find
To 'carry' clothes on your body
You do this every morning in the bathroom
To take yourself on foot from one place to another
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You do this every morning in the bathroom
To move in water like a fish
You do this when you find something funny
To take yourself on foot from one place to another
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Me
I
They
My
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Our
We
Us
They
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Over
At
Of
With
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2009 Sedda Ultima
2009 Nissan Ultimate
2009 Nissan Ultima
2010 Toyota Fortuner
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8013321001
8014321000
8015311000
8014311000
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7.7 March 2011
7.7 March 2013
7.7 March 2012
6.7 March 2012
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50$
50%
50 Dollars
50 USD
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3
3 and a half
Three
2 years
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