[ Conditional Types ]
If you touch a fire,
A. you get burned.
B. I get tired.
C. we watch a movie and stay home.
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Grammar › ViewThe old woman could neither hear ____ see clearly
A. nor
B. and
C. or
D. but
Present Tenses › View
The next bus leaves at 8 p.m., but I still … a ticket!
A. bought
B. am buying
C. haven’t bought
Perfect and Past Tenses › ViewBy the time they reach the summit, they (climb) __________ for six hours.
A. will have been climbing
B. climbed
C. are climbing
Grammar - Compound Sentences › View
Which of these is a compound sentence?
A. The teacher, who was new to town, spent her day house
B. Mike likes to watch baseball, basketball, and
C. Susan bought a new dress, and Mike bought a new pair of
D. After the plane landed, the passengers collected their bags.