Room 101 Questions And Answers

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Choose the correct answers.

1. Since it's raining, __________ going to stay indoors. a. I'm b. I will c. I plan d. am

2. The dog will __________ if you get too close. a. bite b. bites c. be bitten d. bit

3. If you __________ carefully, you will avoid an accident. a. be driving b. drive c. had driven d. drove 4. If you __________ me, I will do better on the exam. a. will help b. help c. had helped d. helped

5. If Mom __________ the whole house, she will surely be exhausted. a. cleaned b. had cleaned c. will clean d. cleans

6. If it gets too

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