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Which word form correctly completes this sentence: He will be of any crimes he ever committed. A. absolve B. absolves C. absolved D. absolving
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Which word form correctly
completes this sentence:
He will be
of any
crimes he ever committed.
A. absolve
B. absolves
C. absolved
D. absolving
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Answer: absolved
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