I ……………… you, if you ……………… me.
A. Would have helped, had asked
B. Had helped, would have asked
C. Would have helped, would have asked
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Grammar › Viewwhich is the correct sentence?
A. We clean the house once a week
B. We once a week clean the house
C. We clean once a week the house
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Nick, I can’t come this week to the concert / to the concert this week because we are going on / to holiday.
A. this week to the concert – on
B. this week to the concert – to
C. to the concert this week – on
D. to the concert this week – to
Grammar › ViewSince the early 1950’s, throughout the world has more than doubled.
(A) the demand for food
(B) there is demand for food
(C) if food is in demand
(D) food, a demand that
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He (sit) in a car when I (see) him.
A. was sitting- saw
B. is sitting- saw
C. sat- saw
D. were sitting- saw