Sentence 1: There should be no parking on both side of the building. Sentence 2: Either of my classmates are participating in the Magnet Poetry.
A. Both sentences are incorrect.
B. Only sentence 1 is correct.
C. Only sentence 2 is correct.
D. Both sentences are correct.
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Grammar › ViewMixed Conditional: If she _________ on a coat she’ll catch a cold.
A. doesn’t put
B. puts
C. will not put
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We ____ predict the kinds of jobs that this technology will create. No one knows what those jobs will be.
A. will not
B. can’t
C. should not
D. might not
Conditional Type 1 › ViewYou will be fined if you _____ your car there.
A. would have parked
B. park
C. are parking
D. will park
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I like this museum, but there are too few modernist paintings in it.
I like this museum, but there _______ modernist paintings in it.
A. are only some
B. aren’t many
C. are too little
D. aren’t enough