Which sentence uses a relative adverb correctly?
A. The reason why he left is clear.
B. The reason which he left is clear.
C. The reason whom he left is clear.
D. The reason whose he left is clear.
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“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
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He will import 750,000 more automobiles a year if quotas ______ lifted.
A. be
B. will be
C. have been
D. are
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A. was watching
B. were watching
C. was watched
D. were watched
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My dad told me that he went to the bank in the morning.
A. My dad told me that he had went to the bank in the morning.
B. My dad told me that he will go to the bank in the morning.
C. My dad told me that he had gone to the bank in the morning.