If you were to tell me to “get a move on it,” you probably would be saying:
a. Get a date for moving furniture.
b. Get a stamp of approval on something.
c. Jump up and down.
d. Hurry up or go quickly.
e. Mail a letter.
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Conditional Sentence Type 2 and Type 3 › ViewIf I woke up earlier , I would not be late for coming to the school.
The fact of the condition above is …
A. I do not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school.
B. I does not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school
C. I did not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school
D. I did not wake up earlier so I came late for coming to the school
Mixed General Quiz › View
The hysterical patients’ arms and legs were strapped down so that they would not ___ during the examination.
a. flail
b. frail
We ____________ (travel) to Japan next month.
A. We will traveling to Japan next month.
B. We travels to Japan next month.
C. We traveled to Japan next month.
D. We will travel to Japan next month.
Identifying Tenses › View
You will have finished school.
A. Present Perfect Simple
B. Past Perfect Simple
C. Future Perfect Simple
D. Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Continuous