She’ll wait until you (finish) your housework.
A. will finish
B. are finishing
C. have finished
D. will have finished
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Ice melts if you leave it in the Sun.
A. First Conditional
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A. Running hard
B. threw it home
C. against the fence
D. I caught ball
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D. They watched a movie last night.
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GRAMMAR – PREFIXES
INSTRUCTION: Read the clue and choose the best option.
Doesn’t follow normal rules.
A. unrregular
B. irregular