Use a subordinating conjunction in this sentence: ‘_____ you finish your project, you can relax.’
A. Before you finish your project, you can relax.
B. Although you finish your project, you can relax.
C. After you finish your project, you can relax.
D. Unless you finish your project, you can relax.
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Past Tenses › ViewA: “What (you/do) this time yesterday?”
B: “I was asleep.”
A. were you doing
B. did you do
C. have you done
D. had you done
Pronoun › View
The ballet dancer was brilliant in ____ performance.
A. their
B. her
Reported Speech › ViewOur English teacher gives us a lot of homework.
A. Carla said that their English teacher gives them a lot of homework.
B. Carla said that her English teacher gave her a lot of homework.
C. Carla said that their English teacher gave them a lot of homework.
Present simple or Past simple › View
Every morning Tessa _____ at 7.30.
A. gets up
B. get up
C. got up
D. is getting up