List five common prepositions.
A. in, on, at, for, and with
B. above, below, between, among, and through
C. before, after, during, until, and since
D. to, from, with, without, and against
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Conditional Sentences › ViewIf we lived in HCMC, our penpal (visit) us
A. will visit
B. would visit
C. would have visited
Conditional Sentences › View
I am too old now, will not apply for that post.
A. If I am not too old,I will apply for that job.
B. f I were not too old,I would apply for that job.
C. If I was not be too old,I will apply for that job.
D. If I would not be too old,I would apply for that job.
Modal Verbs › ViewWe agreed to meet yesterday but when I got there I didn’t see him. He … elsewhere.
A. should have been waiting
B. could have been waiting
C. should be waiting
D. could have wait
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What time expression indicates a future action: ‘tomorrow’ or ‘now’?
A. yesterday
B. nowhere
C. later today
D. tomorrow