The club is for members only. You __________ you’re a member.
A. can’t go in if
B. can’t go in unless
C. can go in unless
D. can go in so
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A. To emphasize a temporary action.
B. To describe a permanent fact.
C. To indicate a completed action.
D. To show an action before another event.
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He lives in a house _____ a blue door.
A. has
B. with
Verb Tenses › ViewMy little sister________ the film “Sleeping beauty” several times.
A. has watched
B. is watching
C. watches
D. watched
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Which of the following is an example of a singular indefinite pronoun with a singular verb?
A. Each of the players was cited for excellence.
B. Both of the students were reprimanded.
C. One of the guards keeps the time.
D. Many of the performers were at the party.