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parallel words
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Rainboow
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yes, it �s D, because "can" shows that it �s present tense, and also it �s a habit
regards :)
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8 Apr 2010
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rovk
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http://englishenglish.com/englishtest.htm
My score is 75.55555555555555556% (i didn �t cheat or see any books. i �m a teacher)
How about you guys? you must be awesome!
Cheers
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8 Apr 2010
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Yulia Mo
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I got 92.2 . Still fresh memories from university grammar classes))
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8 Apr 2010
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lshorton99
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98.9 - and I �m a native speaker! I �m now a little embarrassed to have got one wrong!
And the reason your question was d is because it�s a zero conditional - something which is always true - a rule.
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8 Apr 2010
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mirelli
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I �ve got 90% not bad uh?
Nice test rovk, I think I �m gonna ask my teacher to do it, good to refresh the memories, some of them just forget to keep up with the language.
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8 Apr 2010
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Anutka
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I �ve got 90, 3 but I just missed 3 questions, was not attentive
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8 Apr 2010
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anaram
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Well, I �ve got a 100% and I �m not a native speaker but, to be honest, It �s a bit flattering but it �s just a grammar test and not a difficult one. I feel out of shape and I know I am out of shape.
Anyway, thanks a lot for the link, I love it and I �ll pass it around.
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8 Apr 2010
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