[ Future Tenses ]
I don’t think you _________________ any problems when you land in London
A. are going to have
B. have
C. will have
D. are having
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Grammar Phrases › View. Obviously, I could be wrong. The adverb “obviously” modifies
A. verb
B. pronoun
C. clause
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Choose the correct form of the underlined verb.
Many homes were destroyed when the dam break.
A. breaked
B. broken
C. broke
Tenses › ViewEvery day I … at 7 o’ clock.
A. get up
B. am getting up
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He writes on both sides of the paper __________ he wants to save trees.
A. so
B. but
C. because