The traffic was heavy. I arrived late to the meeting.
A. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I would have arrived on time to the meeting
B. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I can have arrived on time to the meeting.
C. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I would have arrived late to the meeting
D. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I could have still arrived late to the meeting.
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Past Tense › ViewHe took some photos while we …(dance).
A. were dancing
B. was dancing
C. danced
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People don’t expect that the new party will win the election.
A. It is expected that the new party will win the election.
B. It isn’t expected that the new party will win the election.
C. It wasn’t expected that the new party will win the election.
D. It isn’t expect that the new party will win the election.
Grammar - help/have/let/make › ViewThe teacher will _____ you do the questions if you don’t understand.
A. help
B. get
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Nora is the only person ……………….. understands me.
A. who
B. whom
C. which
D. whose