[ Conjunction ]
Don’t go out ___ you’ve finished your work.
a. as
b. while
c. until
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A. needs
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. Choose the correct form: ‘He (not, finish) his project yet.’
A. He has not finished his project yet.
B. He did not finish his project yet.
C. He has not finish his project yet.
D. He is not finishing his project yet.
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A. become
B. became
C. did became
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under the stairs
A. Adverbial clause
B. Gerund Clause
C. Prepositional Phrase