We survived that accident because we were wearing our seat belts.
A. But for our seat belts, we would have survived that accident.
B. Had we not been wearing our seat belts, we wouldn’t have survived that accident.
C. Without our seat belts, we could have survived that accident.
D. If we weren’t wearing our seat belts, we couldn’t have survived that accident
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Subject-Verb Agreement › ViewOne thing is for sure, no matter what the occasion is, you can count on Harold to provide a wide array of delightful dishes. He will always create a wonderful assortment of food that will amaze others.
A. Suggestion
B. Improvement
C. Limitation
D. Selection
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When is it appropriate to use ‘should’?
A. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when expressing emotions.
B. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when stating facts.
C. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when giving advice, making recommendations, or expressing obligations.
D. It is appropriate to use ‘should’ when making promises.
Grammar › ViewThere is __________ cat on the sofa. Its sleeping.
A. a
B. an
C. –
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When will you come … ?
a. home
b. house