[ Future Tenses ]
Which sentence is correct?
A. I will be waiting for you when you arrive.
B. I wait for you when you arrive.
C. I am waiting for you when you arrive.
D. I will wait for you when you arrive.
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Vocabulary › Viewto show that you think someone or something is not worth respecting
A. resources
B. scorn
C. establish
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Identify the subordinate clause in the sentence:
You must do the grammar lesson unless you have already mastered it.
A. unless
B. do
C. mastered
D. lesson
Passive Voice › ViewHer phone……………………………….in the bus yesterday. (find)
A. had found
B. is found
C. was found
D. has been found
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If I come, I …… you.
A. saw
B. would see
C. will see
D. sees