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Early vs. Soon

January 17, 2023 - A1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I don't mind getting up ............... if there is a good reason to,
Wrong!
2See you ...............
Wrong!
3If she left office at 4, she should be here ...............
Wrong!
4I arrived ............... than others.
Wrong!
5Someone will get back to you as ............... as possible.
Wrong!
6She is in her ............... 20's.
Wrong!
7I got to catch an ............... morning flight.
Wrong!
8If he continues to drive like this, he is going to have an accident ...............
Wrong!
9It might rain ...............
Wrong!
10............... bird catches the worm.
Wrong!
11She is going to get married ...............
Wrong!
12I went to bed ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I don’t mind getting up early if there is a good reason to,
  2. See you soon
  3. If she left office at 4, she should be here soon
  4. I arrived earlier than others.
  5. Someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
  6. She is in her early 20’s.
  7. I got to catch an early morning flight.
  8. If he continues to drive like this, he is going to have an accident soon
  9. It might rain soon
  10. Early bird catches the worm.
  11. She is going to get married soon
  12. I went to bed early
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