Topics: Conditional Sentences
It rains so we can’t go to school.
A. If it rains, we could go to school
B. If didn’t rain, we could go to school
C. If it not rain, we could go to school
D. If it rains, we can go to school
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat is the definition of the word: contrast?
A. to compare in order to show unlikeness or differences
B. the message the author is trying to get across
C. the reason something is done
D. a group of words that stand together as a single unit
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Which sentence correctly rephrases: “It’s likely she has forgotten about the meeting.”
A. She must have forgotten about the meeting.
B. She may/might/could have forgotten about the meeting.
C. She should have forgotten about the meeting.
D. She will have forgotten about the meeting.