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Which of the following is a normal first class conditional?

If you called me tonight, I would tell you about it.

If call me tonight, I tell you about it.

If you will call me tonight, I will tell you about it.

If you call me tonight, I will tell you about it.

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Choose the correct end for the following sentence. "He talks to me as if/though I ... his personal slave."

Either was or were is considered correct

were

was

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Which of the following is a more formal version of this sentence: "Although he tried, he was unable to find a decent restaurant."

Try as he might, he was unable to find a decent restaurant.

Though he tried, he was unable to find a decent restaurant.

Even though he tried, he was unable to find a decent restaurant.

He tried, but he was unable to find a decent restaurant.

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What type of conditional is the following sentence? "Had you not complained so much, we would have been chosen for sure."

Second class conditional

First class conditional

Mixed conditional

Third class conditional

Zero class conditional

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Which of the following is INCORRECT?

After reading the entire book, I felt very tired.

After he finished reading the book, we all were very excited.

After reading the entire book, it felt so good to finally finish.

After his reading of the book, we all cheered loudly.

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Which of the following is a good description of the third condition.

A condition contrary to fact

A hypothetical condition in the past

A normal result of a general condition

A universal truth which is dependent upon a normal condition.

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Which ONE of the following is NOT the best expression of this idea? (three are acceptable; only one is not.)

For the book was too complicated, he did not like it.

Because the book was so complicated, he did not like it.

He did not like the book, for it was too complicated.

He did not like the book because it was too complicated.

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There are two types of result clauses: 1. a simple cause-effect association, and 2. an intensification of the main clause. Which of these is usually introduced by SO + ADJECTIVE + THAT_CLAUSE/SUCH + DETERMINER + ADJECTIVE + NOUN + THAT_CLAUSE?

a simple cause-effect association

an intensification of the main clause

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Which of the following are the BEST expression of this thought? (CHOOSE TWO ANSWERS)

He had hardly made an effort, and he got the best grade in the class.

Hardly he had made an effort, and he got the best grade in the class.

Hardly had he made an effort, and he got the best grade in the class.

He hardly is making an effort, and he got the best grade in class.

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Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT? (ONE ANSWER)

We sat on the couch for hours, while we stared blankly at the television.

We sat on the couch for hours, while staring blankly at the television.

We sat on the couch for hours, we staring blankly at the television.

We sat on the couch for hours, staring blankly at the television.

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