[ Zero and First Conditionals ]
If it ___ soon, there will be a drought.
A. doesn’t rain
B. do not rain
C. will not rain
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Grammar › ViewI’m afraid the books you ordered………….. by Friday.
A. won’t have arrived
B. won’t have been arriving
C. will have arrived
D. will have been arriving
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“I _________________ run faster than all my classmates,” Jeremy boasted.
A. can
B. may
C. could
D. would
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A. When I was two, I had blonde hair.
B. When I was two I had blonde hair.
C. When I, was two I had blonde hair.
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What is the complete predicate of the sentence?
My little brother and I rode a bus to the wildlife park.
A. My little brother and I
B. rode
C. rode a bus to the wildlife park.
D. to the wildlife park.