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Select the correct sentence regarding conditional tense usage:

A If I will go to London, I will visit the British Museum. B If I go to London, I will visit the British Museum. C If I went to London, I will visit the British Museum. D If I go to London, I visit the British Museum.

432

Choose the correctly constructed sentence:

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Which sentence correctly uses the comparative degree?

434

Identify the grammatically correct sentence:

A Scarcely had he entered the room than the lights went out. B Scarcely had he entered the room when the lights went out. C Scarcely he had entered the room when the lights went out. D Scarcely had he entered the room then the lights went out.

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Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

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Choose the sentence that maintains parallel structure across coordinate clauses:

A He believed in justice, he fought for equality, and he died for freedom. B He believed in justice, fighting for equality, and died for freedom. C He believed in justice, he fought for equality, and freedom was his dying cause. D Believing in justice, he fought for equality, and he died for freedom.

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Select the option that maintains parallelism: To maintain a healthy lifestyle, one should eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly, and ________.

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Select the correct parallel form: The program aims to train teachers, improve schools, and ________.

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Which sentence balances parallel clauses correctly?

A Because she was tired and since she had an exam tomorrow, she went to bed early. B Because she was tired and because she had an exam tomorrow, she went to bed early. C Being tired and because she had an exam tomorrow, she went to bed early. D Because of tiredness and because she had an exam tomorrow, she went to bed early.

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Choose the parallel completion: The teacher asked the students to sit down, open their notebooks, and ________.

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