[ “Put” Phrasal Verb ]
Put in means…
A. install
B. end negotiations unsuccessfully
C. not be serious
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Tenses › ViewBy the time I finish the test, all of the other students _______ the class.
A. will leave
B. are leaving
C. will have left
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If she ….. listened to me, she ….. the test.
A. had/ wouldn’t have failed
B. had/ wouldn’t have fail
C. / wouldn’t have failed
Grammar › ViewWhen are you __ to fly to Toronto?
A. due
B. about
C. certain
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____ it was raining, we could not go out to the playground.
A. Or
B. Since
C. Although
D. However