[ If Conditionals ]
If I leave now, I (will arrive/ arrive) in New York by 8:00 pm.
A. will arrive
B. arrive
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A. had left
B. was leaving
C. has left
D. would leave
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A strong desire for something
A. yield
B. yearning
C. woebegone
D. vital
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A. Have you seen
B. Do you see
C. Are you seeing
D. Could you see
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You ________________ (brush) your hair, aren’t you?
A. am brushing
B. brush
C. brushing
D. are brushing