Topics: Conditional Sentences and Verb Form
If I learnt Belarusian, I would read a Belarusian book.
A. I were learning to Belarusian, I could read a Belarusian book.
B. Were I to learn Belarusian, I would read a Belarusian book.
C. Were I learning to Belarusian, I would have read a Belarusian book.
D. Had I learnt Belarusian, I would have read a Belarusian book.
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Grammar › ViewLook at the sentence. What purpose of the sentence?
Last year I could finish my homework in 2 hours, but this term it takes me 4 hours!
A. possibility
B. polite request
C. necessity
D. ability
E. advice
Modal Verbs › View
‘____ lock up the house before I leave?’
‘Yes, please.’
A. You ought to
B. Are you allowed to
C. Would you like me to
D. Were you able to