[ Conditional Clause ]
The if-clause can come…
A. first only
B. second only
C. first or second
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Present Tenses › ViewConstruct present perfect continuous: He (to study) for the exam all week.
A. He has studied for the exam all week.
B. He is studying for the exam all week.
C. He was studying for the exam all week.
D. He has been studying for the exam all week.
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. I usually (visit – visits – visited) my grandparents on Fridays.
A. visit
B. visits
C. visited
Tenses › ViewThe railway ____ delays yesterday due to bad weather.
A. experienced
B. experiences
C. experiencing
D. experience
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By the time you arrive, I (already/finish) my lunch.
A. already finished
B. will have already finished
C. will finish
D. have already finished