[ Conditionals ]
Let us know if you aren’t coming._______ , we’ll be waiting for you.
A. unless
B. Otherwise
C. only if
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Grammar › ViewA: What time _____ you ______ (get up) these days?
B: At around seven o’ clock in the morning, for work.
A. are / used to getting up
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We had to wait for ___ minutes.
a. some
b. any
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A. I will have been working here for five years by next month.
B. They will work here for five years.
C. I have been working here for five years.
D. I worked here for five years.
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I visited my uncle ….. lives in a different city.
A. what
B. where
C. who