You’ll get well quickly if you eat this food.
A. You can’t get well quickly if you don’t eat this food.
B. You won’t get well quickly if you don’t eat this food.
C. You shouldn’t get well quickly if you don’t eat this food.
D. You don’t get well quickly if you don’t eat this food.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
A. The announcer came over the loudspeaker and bellowed, “The winner of the race is…Sharon Parker”
B. The announcer came over the loudspeaker and bellowed, “…the winner of the race is Sharon Parker!”
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Where do you go to school?
A. Where is used for time.
B. Where is used for a place.
C. Where is used for a thing.
This church was said __________ in the 19th century.
A. to build
B. to be built
C. to have been built
D. being built
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Neither the teacher nor the students _________ happy with the new schedule.
A. was
B. were
C. is
D. are