[ First Conditional ]
If you ______ the food, I _____ the dinner
A. bring/ will cook
B. brings/ will cook
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Indefinite Pronouns › View________ is more important than having friends and family who love you.
A. Everyone
B. Somewhere
C. Nothing
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I will take baking lessons this summer, _______ I want to put up a small bakery in our village.
A. for
B. or
C. yet
D. so
Subordinating Conjunctions › View_________ she is rich, she lives a simple life.
A. Although
B. Since
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Which punctuation marks should you use to add content to a quote in order to make the quote clearer?
A. Square brackets
B. Parentheses
C. Squiggly brackets
D. Hyphens