[ Conditional Clause ]
The roof gets wet
A. if it will rain
B. if it doesn’t rain
C. if it rains.
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A. always
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C. often
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A. She cooks dinner.
B. She cooked dinner.
C. She is cooking dinner.
D. She will cook dinner.
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A. above
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My dog is sometimes noisy ____ night.
A. in
B. on
C. at
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