[ Grammar and Vocabulary ]
You must have something to eat before ________ to school.
A. go
B. going
C. to go
D. of go
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Tenses › ViewWe ____ swimming if it is hot tomorrow.
A. go
B. went
C. are going
D. will go
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_______ you help me with my flat tire?
A. wood
B. Would
C. wold
Vocabulary › ViewWhich word means “someone who promotes or defends something”?
A. Adept
B. Adversarial
C. Advocate
D. Advent
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In which sentence is the word “jargon” most correctly used?
A. The doctor used cooking jargon that was hard to understand, confusing me with terms and techniques.
B. The doctor used medical jargon that was hard to understand, requiring me to ask for clarification and explanation.
C. The doctor used medical jargon that I could fully understand.