You might want to dress up for dinner. ____, everyone will be wearing a suit.
A. After all,
B. To sum up,
C. As regards,
D. As I was saying,
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Grammar › View………………. 1895 did Cornell University begin to offer a degree in ornithology.
A. not until
B. not since
C. until
D. in
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Identify the noun clause in the following sentence: “Whoever finishes their work first will get a prize.”
A. Whoever finishes their work first
B. will get a prize
C. finishes their work
D. a prize
Verb Tenses › View. Fill in the blank with the future perfect tense: By next year, I (graduate) from college.
A. By next year, I will have graduated from college.
B. By next year, I am graduating from college.
C. By next year, I will graduate from college.
D. By next year, I graduated from college.
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___ (go) to America when you called her?
A. has she went
B. has she been gone
C. had she gone
D. have she gone