If I didn’t have to work tonight, __________
A. I’d be able to relax now.
B. I am able to relax now.
C. I’ll be able to relax now.
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A. The car can be fixed by them.
B. The car can fix by them.
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Which transition signal shows consequence? “The water supply was contaminated; ___, the residents were advised to boil water before use.”
A. Moreover
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A. are
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Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?
A. Pear will go to the market.
B. Boom has gone to the market.
C. TinTin is going to the market.
D. Thee went to the market.