Which sentence has the same meaning as this sentence?
Unless he comes, I will bring this package to him.
A. If he didn’t come, I would bring this package to him.
B. If he doesn’t come, I will bring this package to him.
C. If he hadn’t come, I would bring this package to him.
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Grammar › ViewFather __________ jogs at the park because he is busy.
A. seldom
B. always
C. often
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“Isn’t that your uncle over there?”
“Well, he _____, but he and my aunt got divorced last year.”
A. used to be
B. would be
C. was being
D. was used to
Phrasal Verb › ViewWhat does pick up in this sentence mean ?
My mother asked my father to pick up some groceries on his way home.
A. buy some groceries
B. fetch groceries
C. put groceries back because they fell down
D. return groceries
Preposition of Time › View
We went to Wales ___ the weekend.
A. in
B. at
C. on