First, get to the hotel. Then, go surfing.
A. When I go surfing, I’ll get to the hotel.
B. I get to the hotel when I go surfing.
C. I’ll go surfing when I get to the hotel.
D. When I get to the hotel, I go surfing.
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Grammar › ViewTom is very friendly. (usually)
A. Tom usually is very friendly.
B. Tom is usually very friendly.
C. Tom is very usually friendly.
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Grammar: Section 1. Passive or Active Voice. Choose the correct option for the active and passive sentences.
A. Why are they being laughed at by you?
B. Why are you being laughed at by them?
C. Why are all being laughed at by them?
D. Why are you laughed at by them?
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A. I was born on December 28 1999 so my birthday always comes during a vacation from school.
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C. September 11 2001 is a date that will be long remembered in America.
D. I was born on December 28, 1999, so my birthday always comes during a vacation from school.
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I will have tidied up the bedroom _______ home tomorrow.
A. as soon as my parents arrived
B. before my parents will arrive
C. when my parents arrive
D. after my parents had arrived