Complete the sentence with the correct zero conditional ending:
“If you want to come,”
A. will not call me
B. call me before 5:00.
C. didn’t call me
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A. Once, but
B. Before, or
C. Until, so
D. Since, so
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Which sentence is correct?
A. He will not be attending the meeting tomorrow.
B. He won’t attend the meeting tomorrow.
C. He isn’t attending the meeting tomorrow.
D. He doesn’t attend the meeting tomorrow.
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A. Is
B. Are
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Which one is an intention?
A. I am meeting my friends at the shopping center at the weekend.
B. I am going to study harder in grade 6.