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—Look, someone ________ the classroom.

—Well. It wasn’t me. I didn’t do it.

A.is cleaning B.was cleaning C.has cleaned

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C.It’s yellow and green. D.It’s red and yellow.

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A.Ms Green and Linda. B.Ms Green and Kate

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