[ Time Conjunctions ]
_________the bus comes, I’ll wait with you.
A. Since
B. Until
C. While
D. As
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Conjunctions › ViewWe can go to a restaurant
A. but we didn’t ski.
B. and a brother.
C. or a teacher
D. or eat at home.
Grammar › View
Which of the following words is an adjective?
I have finished the new book quickly.
___
A. book
B. quickly
C. new
Direct and Indirect Speech › View“My friend gave me a bar of chocolate.” he said.
A. He said that his friend had given him a bar of chocolate.
B. He said that his friend gave him a bar of chocolate.
C. He said that his friend was gave him a bar of chocolate.
D. He said that my friend had given him a bar of chocolate.
Grammar - TOEIC › View
Before Jack arrived, Jill ___________ up the hill.
A. is already going
B. had already gone
C. has already gone
D. will have already gone