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They __ (not/arrive) yet, but they should be here soon.
A. aren’t arriving
B. don’t arrive
C. haven’t arrived
D. haven’t been arriving
Select your answer:
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A. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
B. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate, whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
C. Whenever elderly people want to eat something delicious they can enjoy this chocolate.
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A third conditional sentence is used to express something…
A. probable
B. improbable
C. impossible