[ If Clause ]
I would never lend to you if I … (know) before.
A. know
B. knows
C. knew
D. had know
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewIn which sentence is the word opposite used as a noun?
A. We parked on the street opposite the park.
B. The shop is on the opposite corner to the bank.
C. Whatever he says, I believe the opposite.
D. When you leave the station, the playing field will be directly opposite.
Vocabulary › View
jolt
A. smile broadly
B. to do right away
C. ownership
D. to disturb or make jump