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[ Conditional Sentences ]

We use Conditional Sentences … to refer to a possible situation and its probable result.

A. Type 0

B. Type 1

C. Type 2

D. Type 3

Select your answer:

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Which sentence is not future perfect continuous tense ?

A. By eight o’clock I will have been waiting for you for two hours.

B. By nightfall I will have been working for six hours without a rest.

C. By 2015 we’ll have been living in Bangkok for ten years.

D. They will have eaten by then.

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The movie that is about to be shown suggest parental supervision.

Parental means:

A. To prevent
B. To leave alone
C. To watch over
D. None of the above