You drink too much coffee, that’s why you can’t sleep.
A. If you drank less coffee, you would be able to sleep.
B. You drink much coffee and you can sleep.
C. You wouldn’t sleep well if you hadn’t drink any coffee.
D. You can sleep better without coffee.
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A. didn’t finish
B. haven’t finished
C. weren’t finishing
D. don’t finish
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“She waited ___ the train arrived.”
A. Wherever
B. Until
C. Although
D. While
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A. ! Exclamatory
B. . Declarative
C. . Imperative
D. ? Interrogative
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What are the brackets used for in this sentence? Miss Hussein (the head teacher of the school) welcomed all the parents.
A. To add extra information.
B. To indicate a list.
C. To show a question.
D. To replace quotation marks.