He will go to the shop after he finishes class.
Which best describes the adverb clause?
A. Adverb clause of time
B. Adverb clause of condition
C. Adverb clause of place
D. Adverb clause of purpose
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Grammar › ViewFirst conditional: If you _____ the popcorn too long, the kitchen _____ like burned popcorn.
A. cook … will smell
B. cook … smell
C. cooked … would smell
D. had cooked … would have smelled
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Peter ____________ read a lot of books because he likes reading.
A. have to
B. doesn’t have to
C. has to
D. don’t have to
Grammar › Viewif it ______ snowing, we will go skiing
A. stops
B. will stop
C. will stops
D. stop
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I __________ (not/recognize) her because she __________ (change) her hairstyle.
A. didn’t recognize, changed
B. wasn’t recognizing, changed
C. hadn’t recognized, changed
D. hadn’t been recognizing, had changed