Create a conditional simple sentence: If I had seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
A. If I saw the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
B. If I have seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t fall.
C. If I had seen the warning sign, I wouldn’t have fallen.
D. If I hadn’t seen the warning sign, I would have fallen.
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A. She has finished her homework.
B. She finishes her homework.
C. She is finishing her homework.
D. She finished her homework.
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How many independent clauses are in this sentence: “Although she missed the train, she decided to wait for the next one, but it was delayed.”
A. 0
B. 1
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He sent a message _______ his parents.
A. for
B. to
C. at
D. in