Make sentences using the first conditional
foggy / he / not drive
A. If he is foggy, it won´t drive.
B. If it is foggy, he´ll drive.
C. If it isn´t foggy, he won´t drive.
D. If it is foggy, he won´t drive.
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A. dissident
B. arid
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. Using passive voice: Which sentence is correct?
A. The cake was baked by Mary yesterday.
B. The cake were baked by Mary yesterday.
C. The cake was bake by Mary yesterday.
D. The cake was baking by Mary yesterday.