[ Conditional Sentences ]
“Will you see Tom at lunch today? I’d like you to give him a message for me.”
“I’m not going to lunch, but if I _____ him later, I’ll give him your message.”
A. should see
B. will see
C. would see
D. could see
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Grammar › ViewI can’t believe that they………….. your offer.
A. turned on
B. turned off
C. turned out
D. turned down
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Jack : did you … Sam for Ken’s birthday party?
Rudy : I’m sorry I forgot it. I’ll call it.
A. call
B. called
C. calling
D. was calling
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A. When
B. Which
C. What
D. Whom
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Nowhere _____ more skewed than in the auto industry.
A. that retail trade figures
B. retail trade figures
C. are retail trade figures
D. retail trade figures of