[ Conditional Sentences ]
If the door is open,
A. you could come in.
B. you could have come in.
C. you can come in.
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A. saw
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A. and
B. yet
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Is there a cat?
A. Yes, there is.
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Choose the correct form of ‘unless’: You won’t succeed ________ you try your best.
A. if
B. unless
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