[ Conditional Sentences ]
She doesn’t have a car.She can’t drive to work.
A. Provided that she has a car,she can drive to work.
B. If she had a car,she could drive to work.
C. If she has a car,she could drive to work.
D. as if she had a car,she can drive to work.
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Conditionals › ViewThey _______________ (not/get) lost if they _______________ (follow) the directions.
A. wouldn’t have got / had followed
B. wouldn’t get / follow
C. won’t get / followed
Vocabulary › View
Barter
A. The result of an event (of a cause)
B. A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France
C. The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money
D. Something that makes an event happen
Prepositions of Place › ViewI think the gloves are _____ the left drawer.
A. on
B. in
C. at
Grammar › View
COUNTRY: The U.K. NATIONALITY: ………….
A. British
B. Britain
C. London