“I’ll pay for this meal if I can,” she said.
A. She said she would pay for that meal if she could have.
B. She said she will pay for that meal if she can.
C. She said she would pay for that meal if she could.
D. She said she would have paid for that meal if she could.
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A. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You can go there then.
B. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You ought to go there then.
C. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You need to go there then.
D. In Hong Kong, the weather is nice in the fall. You don’t have to go there then.
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Tim is the class monitor, _______________ he?
A. is
B. was
C. isn’t
D. wasn’t
Tenses › ViewOn June 20th I will return home. I …………….. away from home for two years by that time.
A. will be
B. will have been
C. will have been being
D. will already been
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I didn’t get your e-mail. Do you think you …. sent it to my old e-mail address.
A. can’t have
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