[ First Conditional ]
When the sentence starts with the “If clause…” it is necessary to add a comma after it.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Grammar › ViewMr. Wang is seventy-two, _________ he walks four kilometers everyday.
A. yet
B. so
C. because
D. since
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Always wash your hands _____ you eat.
A. before
B. since
C. when
Tenses › View_____ you at school yesterday?
A. Are
B. Was
C. Were
D. do
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Carlos and I washed the car by ______.
A. yourselves
B. themselves
C. ourselves