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–Why, Simon. Someone seems to have called you over there.

--Yes? I _______ that.

A. am not realizing B. haven’t realized C. didn’t realize D. don’t realize

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B. educators to pay more attention to grades

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–Why, Simon. Someone seems to have called you over there.

--Yes? I _______ that.

A. am not realizing B. haven’t realized C. didn’t realize D. don’t realize

–Why, Simon! Someone seems to have called you over there.

--Yes? I _____ that.

A．didn’t realize B．haven’t realized

C．am not realizing D．don’t realize

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