[ Grammar ]
Choose the appropriate conjunction: I will go for a walk (and/or) a run in the park.
A. And
B. Or
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Unless we get rain soon, the flowers will die.
A. flowers
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A : Was it fun at the party?
A. Yes, it wasn’t.
B. Yes, it did.
C. No, it wasn’t.
D. No, it didn’t.
Grammar › ViewBy the time I got to the stadium they ______ already ______ for ten minutes.
A) have / been playing
B) were/playing
C) had / been playing
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I failed the exam last week.
A. noun
B. verb
C. adjective