[ Time Clauses of Future ]
Mr Jenkins will retire. Then, we will start looking for a new accountant.
A. As soon as Mr Jenkins will retire we will start looking for a new accountant.
B. As soon as Mr Jenkins retires we will start looking for a new accountant.
C. Until Mr Jenkins retires we will start looking for a new accountant.
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Tenses › ViewLast night I ……… (lose) my keys – I had to call my flatmate to let me in.
A. losted
B. have lost
C. lost
Modals › View
Which is correct?
A. You can pass my pen me?
B. Can you pass my pen me?
C. You can pass me my pen?
D. Can you pass me my pen?
Tenses › ViewWe __________ the course by this time next year.
A. will finish
B. will have been finished
C. will be finishing
D. will have finished
Phrasal Verbs with up and down › View
You need to speed ….. or we are gong to be terribly late.
A. up
B. down