Which sentence uses ‘will’ for future decision?
A. ‘I am going to call you later.’
B. ‘I will call you later.’
C. ‘I will go to the store tomorrow.’
D. ‘She is going to bake a cake.’

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Conditional Sentences › ViewIf Rebecca … his phone number before, she would have called him.
A. have learned
B. had learned
C. learned
D. learnt
Grammar › View
Which are the uses of the third conditional?
A. Facts and general truths
B. Likely situations in the future
C. Unlikely situations in the future
D. Imaginary situations in past
Grammar › ViewWill more people become fish eaters?
A. There probably won’t be any fish either.
B. The oceans will probably be too polluted.
C. There probably won’t be enough meat for everyone.
D. The price will definitely go up.
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Harold likes his salad with nothing on the lettuce but dressing, which most people think is very __________ and boring.
A. energizing
B. appetizing
C. plain
D. refreshing
