[ Subordinating Conjunction ]
You can have dessert ______ you finish your dinner.
A. since
B. after
C. so
D. unless
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A. Their car is parked nearby.
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C. They left the party early.
D. They are definitely at the party.
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I … clean my room. It is so dirty
A. Must
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A. sounds
B. sound
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DID YOU ____ HOT DOGS YESTERDAY?
A. EAT
B. ATE
C. EATEN