We .... at home if we run out of money. ...

[ The First Conditional (if/unless) ]

We …. at home if we run out of money.

A. stay

B. ‘ll stay

C. stays

Select your answer:

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Change the tense in direct speech: ‘I have a test tomorrow,’ he reminded.

A. I will have a test tomorrow,’ he reminded.

B. I had a test tomorrow,’ he reminded.

C. I have a test tomorrow,’ he reminded.

D. I has a test tomorrow,’ he reminded.

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Having the same or nearly the same meaning

A. Synonymous

B. Italics

C. Pronouns

D. Antecedent