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Which sentence below uses correct verb tense?
A. There is no time for delay; Sid knows he must open the
door on the first try.
B. There was no time for delay; Sid knows he must open
the door on the first try.
C. There is no time for delay; Sid knew he must open the
door on the first try.
D. There will be no time for delay; Sid knew he must open
the door on the first try.

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