Choose the sentence which has the same meaning, using conditional sentence:
Keep silent or you’ll get out.
A. If you don’t keep silent, you get out.
B. Unless you keep silent, you’ll get out.
C. If you keep silent, you’ll get out.
D. Unless you keep silent, you’ll not get out.
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Tenses › ViewMy dad … a lot of tennis some years ago.
A. plays
B. played
C. is playing
D. was playing
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I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who’s helped make our wedding such a special occasion.
B. who’s
C. make
D. such
Grammar and Syntax › ViewDifferentiate between the subject and object in terms of syntactic functions.
A. The subject is always a noun, while the object is always a verb.
B. The subject performs the action, while the object receives the action.
C. The subject and object are interchangeable in a sentence.
D. The subject is the main idea, while the object provides additional details.
Prepositions › View
I study English every day ________ fail
A. on
B. without
C. by