A. Tohavemissed B. Beingmissing C. Tomiss D. Havingmissed

A. willlast B. lasts C. lasting D. lasted

A. datesbackto B. datingbackto C. thatdatesbackto D. whichdatedbackto

(1) The experiment seemed to be failing, but , the results started to match up with the assumption, surprising the entire research team. (2) Everyone in the committee except the new members,  understanding the new policy changes by the time the final review was conducted. (3) Despite the numerous challenges they faced, the team, which  innovating and adapting to new situations, eventually found success. (4) When the results were announced, the principal, impressed by the students' achievements,  their outstanding performance. (5) In today's fast-paced world, technology is constantly evolving, and businesses must stay  to remain competitive in the market. (6) During economic booms, innovation often leads to new industries,  a significant portion of overall growth. (7) After the challenging exam week, she  by painting in her studio, finding peace in her art. (8) Although some members initially seemed unproductive, they eventually  and helped complete the task on time. (9) The detective  the suspect's belongings for any clues that could explain the sudden disappearance. (10) The team spent weeks  experts worldwide, seeking advice and support to solve the problem.

(1) She quickly  a towel to clean up the water on the floor.  (2) Jane's art was clearly to the other competitors in the exhibit. (3) The audience  wildly at the end of the concert.  (4) She missed her  with the hairdresser and had to reschedule.  (5) I will be staying at a hotel  until I find a permanent place to live in.  (6) She begged for  and forgiveness from her family after the mistake she made.  (7) I received a call from my sister,  me to come home and visit our parents.  (8) He faced a tough  in the final round of the tournament and fought hard to win.  (9) The students were  early from class due to a power failure in the school building.  (10) The report highlighted the link between poverty and  in the community. 

(1) The company decided to hire Henry because he was than others. (2) When you make a/an , you consider two or more things and discover the differences between them. (3) Hospital staff were outside to welcome him, flags wildly and applauding loudly. (4) They've had a/an three-year income rise, so things must be going well. (5) After hours of questioning by the police, the admitted their crime.

A. recognizing B. being recognized C. to be recognized D. recognized

A. to extend B. extended C. extending D. being extended

A. being clapped B. clap C. clapped D. clapping