Happy
A. Glad
B. Unhappy
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Present Tense › ViewThey … football this afternoon.
A. not play
B. are not play
C. do not play
D. does not play
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Lawyers always remind their clients to read every single condition ____ signing a contract.
A. so
B. that
C. before
D. whether
Grammar › ViewLisa couldn’t continue her university course now if she hadn’t received financial support from her uncle last year.
A. Lisa hadn’t received financial support from her uncle, so she couldn’t continue her university course.
B. Lisa received financial support from her uncle last year, so she can continue her university course now.
C. If Lisa had received financial support from her uncle last year, she could continue her university course now.
D. Even Lisa hadn’t received financial support from her uncle, she could continue her university course.
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In case it … we’ll take a taxi.
A. rained
B. rains
C. will rain
D. would rain