[ Grammar ]
Which of the following means ” if not or if things were different”?
A. Mind you
B. Otherwise
C. Unless
D. Anyway
Select your answer:

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Grammar › ViewWhat is the proof word for “there?”
A. hear
B. here
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If they had known about the meeting, they might have attended. What does this imply?
A. They should have checked their schedules.
B. They could have participated if invited.
C. They must have received the notice.
D. They might have preferred to stay home.
