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She and Ann ALTERNATED helping the teacher after school. took turns b. took part c. took in d. took on
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She and Ann ALTERNATED helping the teacher after school.

took turns b. took part c. took in d. took on

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A / Took turns

Step-by-step explanation:

She and Ann “took turns” helping the teacher after school

(just use process of elimination here… the other answer choices just sound really weird when you put them into the sentence)

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