Fill in the blank: You ___ eat dessert if you are not hungry. (mustn’t/don’t have to)
A. must
B. should
C. don’t have to
D. could
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences uses the present perfect tense correctly with a time expression?
A. He has worked here for five years.
B. She has gone to the store since three hours.
C. We have played football yesterday.
D. I have read the book two weeks ago.
Relative Clauses & Real Conditionals › View
Combine the sentences using a relative clause: The dog is barking loudly. Its owner is away.
A. The dog, whose owner is away, is barking loudly.
B. The dog is barking loudly, while its owner is away.
C. The dog, who is barking loudly, its owner is away.
D. The dog is barking loudly, despite its owner being away.
Adjective Clause and Adverb Clause › ViewFind the synonym!
“If I don’t get a job, I can’t pay my bills.”
A. I don’t get a job if I can pay my bills.
B. I can’t pay my bills unless I get a job.
C. I can’t pay my bills only if I don’t get a job.
D. I get a job unless I can pay my bills.
E. I can pay my bills unless I don’t get a job
Similes › View
Pick the word that best fits the simile:
The children were as quiet as
A. frogs in the swamp
B. dogs chasing cats
C. a mouse
D. a lion