[ Time Clauses of Future ]
I/lend/the money/ as long as/you/pay/back
A. I lend you the money as long as you’ll pay me back
B. I’ll lend you the money as long as you pack me back
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A. nourish
B. uneasy
C. jagged
D. provisions
Phrases and Clauses › View
Which of the following is a PHRASE?
A. I was embarrassed
B. I arrived late
C. I forgot my present
D. at the party
Modal Verbs for Speculation › ViewKarl isn’t asleep – he’s singing upstairs in his room. Karl_________________asleep. He’s singing upstairs in his room!
A. Must be
B. Could be
C. Maybe
D. Can’t be
Grammar › View
What’s this?
A. It’s a board
B. It’s a bike
C. It’s a book