If it is fine, they will go camping.
A. If it is not fine, they won’t go camping.
B. If they go camping, it will be fine.
C. If they go camping, it is fine.
D. If it is fine, they don’t go camping.
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Vocabulary › ViewThe correct meaning for negotiation is…..
A. flash
B. sudden or violent discussion
C. discussion for reaching agreement
D. determined
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. Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a suggestion?
A. He must finish his work by tomorrow.
B. We could try the new restaurant tonight.
C. They will attend the meeting.
D. She can speak Spanish fluently.
Tenses › ViewAll local people in this town_______ an urgent meeting at that time yesterday.
A. were attending
B. is attending
C. attends
D. attended
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A big US oil company has given the thumbs ______ to the president’s energy plan.
A. on
B. up
C. in
D. for