If you hadn’t told me about the changes in the timetable, I wouldn’t have noticed.
A. You hadn’t told me about the changes in the time table, so I didn’t notice.
B. Unless you had told me about the changes in the timetable, I wouldn’t have noticed.
C. If you had told me about the changes in the timetable, I would have noticed.
D. Unless you tell me about the changes in the timetable, I won’t notice.
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Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewAre you ________ in a hotel?
A. arriving
B. leaving
C. staying
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Which of the following is written in active voice?
A. The students worked hard to study for their test.
B. The students were given help by the teachers.
C. Good grades were earned by everyone who paid attention.
D. Everyone who received an A+ was given candy by the teachers.
Grammar › ViewA : Hello, my name is Orlin Gauri
B : Hi, I’m Shaletta Moana
A : Sorry, ….
B : It’s M-O-A-N-A
A. What’s your spelling?
B. How do you spell your first name?
C. How do you spell your last name?
D. What’s your last name?
Relative Clause › View
Look at that car. My uncle wants one.
A. Look. That´s the car that my uncle wants.
B. Look. That´s the car whom my uncle wants.
C. Look. That´s the car whose my uncle wants.
D. Look. Tha’s the car that my uncle wants one.