If the patient doesn’t feel better tomorrow, he’ll have an operation.
A. Unless the patient feels better tomorrow, he won’t have an operation.
B. Unless the patient feels better tomorrow, he will have an operation.
C. Unless the patient feels better tomorrow, he has an operation.
D. Unless the patient feels better tomorrow, he is going to have an operation.
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A. The cat is under the table.
B. Before dinner, we will go for a walk.
C. She is taller than her sister.
D. He walked through the door.
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Which of the following sentences uses “can” correctly?
A. You can to go outside now.
B. He can sing very well.
C. Can I to borrow your pen?
D. They can swimming later.
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Many of the tiny parts are designed for an exact fit.
A. Many
B. tiny
C. designed
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Luke appreciated ____ to work, as he didn’t have a driving licence yet.
A. driving
B. be driven
C. being driven
D. having driven