Fill in the blank: ‘By the time we arrived, the show had already started.’
A. paused
B. started
C. delayed
D. finished
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Relative Clauses & Real Conditionals › ViewJoin the following simple sentences using a relative clause: The book is on the table. I bought it yesterday.
A. The book, which I bought yesterday, is on the table.
B. The book I bought yesterday which it is on the table.
C. The book that I bought yesterday is on the table.
D. The book, that I bought yesterday, is on the table.
Articles › View
_ had never possessed a standing army or a police force.
A. Tudors
B. The Tudors
C. A Tudors
D. In Tudors
Grammar › ViewA : Would you mind (smoke) . . .?
B : Yes, I’d really rather you didn’t.
A. If I smoke
B. If I changed
C. If I smoked
D. If I asked
Modal Auxiliary Verb › View
‘I wonder how old he is.’ ‘He was Asti’s classmate in1985, so he … at least twenty five now.’
A. will be
B. should be
C. must have been
D. should have been
E. shall he