It goes _____ saying that you’ll be paid for all this extra time you’re spending on the project.
A. for
B. lie
C. with
D. without
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Adjective Clause and Adverb Clause › ViewFind the synonym!
“If I don’t get a job, I can’t pay my bills.”
A. I don’t get a job if I can pay my bills.
B. I can’t pay my bills unless I get a job.
C. I can’t pay my bills only if I don’t get a job.
D. I get a job unless I can pay my bills.
E. I can pay my bills unless I don’t get a job
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He will import 750,000 more automobiles a year if quotas ______ lifted.
A. be
B. will be
C. have been
D. are
Modals, Conditionals, and Clauses- Defining, Non-defining › ViewDuring a study session, Ben says, “We should to arrive by 8 AM.” Which option correctly fixes the modal usage?
A. should to arrive
B. should arriving
C. should arrive
D. should have arrived
Sentence Structure › View
Because the weather was bad, the game was canceled, and everyone was disappointed.
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-complex