[ Grammar ]
We use be + due to + infinitive to say something is owed / expected very soon, often at a certain time
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Conditional Sentences › ViewIf I had enough money, ……………………..
A. I will buy that house.
B. I’d have bought that house.
C. I could buy that house.
D. I can buy that house.
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Match the term to the correct research source.
Presidents
and
First Ladies
A. textbook
B. dictionary
C. nonfiction book
D. none of the above
Grammar › ViewWe use ‘an’ before plural nouns which begin with a vowel sound.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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This time next week, I ………………… on the beach.
A. Was lying
B. Lie
C. Will be lying