If you don’t touch the dogs, they won’t bite you.
A. The dogs won’t bite you unless you touch them.
B. The dogs won’t bite you if you touch them.
C. The dogs will bite you unless you touch them.
D. The dogs won’t bite you unless you don’t touch them.
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A. put down: to throw something
B. put forward: to propose something
C. put off: to cause someone to dislike something
D. put on: to fake
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Not enough students have been enrolled, so the class will not be given.
A. This sentence is “Active.”
B. This sentence is “Passive.”
Complete the sentence with the correct conjunction.
Jose loves watching TV ……………………. playing football.
A. and
B. so
C. or
D. but
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The girl …. hair is red is my sister.
A. who
B. whose
C. which