[ Narrative Tenses ]
I ____ for you around the office until Martin ____ me you ____ home long ago.
A. looked / had told / was going
B. had looked / was telling / went
C. was looking / told / had gone
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Grammar › ViewI would rather you ____ tomorrow.
A. came
B. come
C. will come
D. are coming
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B: Yes, I’ve got the exam tomorrow!
A: If you’d done some revision before, you ________ have to do it tonight.
___
A. would
B. wouldn’t
C. should
D. should’t
Subject-Verb Agreement › ViewThe doctor found on ultrasound this afternoon that the left uterine adnexa ___ entirely involved with tumor.
A. Has
B. Have
C. Were
D. Are
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When you’ve finished the test, you MAY quietly leave the room.
A. impossibility
B. possibility
C. prohibition
D. permission