[ Conditional Sentence ]
Unless you promise not to tell anyone, I won’t give you this letter
A. If you promise not to tell anyone, I will give you this letter.
B. If you don’t promise to tell anyone, I will give you this letter.
C. If you don’t promise to tell anyone, I won’t give you this letter.
D. If you promise not to tell anyone, I won’t give you this letter.
Select your answer:
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Phrasal Verb › ViewWhat does ‘make up’ mean in the context of inventing a story?
A. End quarrel
B. Patch up
C. Invent a story to deceive
D. Compensate
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Which modal of possibility is used to express a higher level of uncertainty compared to “will”?
A. could
B. might