We’re going to Moscow so we have to set … early in the morning.
A. out
B. about
C. to
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Conditionals › ViewConstruct a second conditional sentence using the words: ‘If / I / have / a million dollars, / I / buy / a big house.’
A. If I have a million dollars, I buying a big house.
B. If I have a million dollars, I will buy a big house.
C. If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big house.
D. If I have a million dollars, I bought a big house.
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Nani _________ towards the ball now.
A. runs
B. is running
C. are running
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How much is that doggy in the window?
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Identify the “complete” subjects in the sentence below?
The screens on the front porch windows are torn.
A. The screens on the front porch windows
B. are torn