Answer:
are, are, is, are, were, is, am, am, were, were, were, was, was, was, was, were.
(there in the exact order to put them in)
B
no they are "very good friends"
Angelia is in a A class and Wesley is in a B class
They are hardworking
It was presidents day
No
At her grandmothers 60th birthday
60
At the fun park
Tired
C
were Angelia and Wesley in the same year?
Were Angelia and Wesley competitive?
What ethnicity was Angelia and Wesley?
Where were Angelia and Wesley yesterday?
Why is February 15 a holiday?
Were Angelia and Wesley at home in the afternoon.
Was Wesley alone at the fun park?
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