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One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

• a

• at

• for

• from

One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

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• sees

• saw

• seeing

One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

• need

• needed

• needs

• needing

One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

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• forgot

• forgotten

• forgetting

One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

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• an

• the

• some

One day, Melissa was walking home ( a / at / for / from ) school. When she passed by a shop, she ( see / sees / saw / seeing ) an old woman with a worried look on her face. Melissa asked if the old woman ( need / needed / needs / needing ) any help. The old woman smiled at Melissa and replied “I ( forget / forgot / forgotten / forgetting ) the way back to my house”. Melissa took the old woman to ( a / an / the / some ) nearby police station for help. The old woman ( thank / thanker / thanked / thanking ) her for her kindness.

• thank

• thanker

• thanked

• thanking