[ Grammar ]
A juror read the jury’s ………. to the silent court.
A. verdict
B. crime
C. charge
D. sentence
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Conditionals › ViewThey _______________ (not/get) lost if they _______________ (follow) the directions.
A. wouldn’t have got / had followed
B. wouldn’t get / follow
C. won’t get / followed
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Barter
A. The result of an event (of a cause)
B. A Francophone descendant of the settlers of New France
C. The exchange of goods for other goods rather than money
D. Something that makes an event happen
Grammar › ViewThey are taking Sarah and ____ to a yoga class. Would you like to join ____?
A. I; we
B. me; us
C. my; our
D. mine; ours
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I’d rather you …… to her why we can’t go.
A. would explain
B. explained
C. to explain
D. will explain