Tina will finish typing the letter, and she will go home.
A. Going home, Tina will finish typing the letter.
B. Tina won’t go home until she has finished typing the letter.
C. Tina will go home before finishing typing the letter.
D. Tina will go home though she hasn’t finished typing the letter.
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has an adjective clause?
A. After I cam back home, I watched an interesting film.
B. Twitter, which is used by 1.80 billion people, was founded in 2005.
C. Don’t forget to close the door before you go.
D. I am looking forward to visiting you soon.
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By the time they came, we ______ our dinner.
A. had finished
B. finished
C. would finish
D. were finishing
How much or How many? › View_____soup is there in the pot?
A. How much
B. How many
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The boat is ________ to have left Miami last Saturday morning.
A. understood
B. expect
C. said that