[ Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result ]
The cat was staring at the bird outside. It appeared that it wanted to catch it.
A. The cat was staring at the bird outside as if it wanted to catch it.
B. The cat was staring at the bird outside as if it didn’t want to catch it.
C. The cat was staring at the bird outside although it wanted to catch it.
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Grammar › ViewI ……. waiting there for more than four hours when she finally arrived.
A. Had been
B. Has been
C. Has
D. Have
Future Tenses › View
_ Let’s meet at the station at 5 o’clock.
_ OK. I (wait) for you there.
A. will wait
B. will be waiting
C. will have waited