[ The First Conditional ]
If you …… a lot of sweets, you …… bad teeth.
A. ‘ll eat, have
B. ‘ll eat, ‘ll have
C. Eat, ‘ll have
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat does the word “abate” mean?
A. To become less active, less intense, or less in amount
B. Extremely bad
C. The act of gaining a skill or possession of something
D. To increase in intensity
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Choose the correct item to complete each sentence
I cannot go to the library (without unless) my brother James because he loves to read books.
A. without
B. unless
Adverbs of Frequency › ViewMy sister __________ two days of school in a row.
A. often has missed
B. has missed often
C. has often missed
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‘We were studying in Bangkok’
A. Past Simple
B. Past Continuous
C. Future Perfect
D. Present Continuous