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- The tree branch banged and rattled against the window all night, and in the morning, it was in pieces. (A) [NO CHANGE] (B) it is (C) it will be (D) the window was
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- The tree branch banged and rattled against the

window all night, and in the morning, it was in
pieces.
(A) [NO CHANGE]
(B) it is
(C) it will be
(D) the window was

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