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pragya sharda

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How can you fix the following sentence? When I was a child, you can see a movie for
  twenty-five cents.
 
  a. Change was to am.
  b. Change was to am being.
  c. Change was to be.
  d. Change can to will.
  e. Change can to could.

Question 2

Stodgy means
 
  A) stupid B) dull C) lively D) happy



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

B



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