[ Sentence Completion ]
By the time Mr. Sato _______ in San Diego, the convention will have already begun.
A. arrives
B. arrived
C. has arrived
D. will arrive
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A. could
B. might
C. can
D. will
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How many glasses of juice _____ in the kitchen?
A. is there
B. are there
C. there are
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Spread the peanut butter onto the toast with a butter knife.
A. spread
B. peanut butter
C. onto
D. knife
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The predicate…
A. Describes the subject
B. Describes the verb
C. Is what the verb is about
D. Is the adjective