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If I get there early enough, I shall save you a seat Mon Mar 14, 2005 20:59 pm  If I get there early enough, I shall save you a seat
 

Test No. incompl/inter-91 "Tenses (2)", question 9

If I get there early enough, I ......... you a seat.

(a) did save
(b) do save
(c) am saving
(d) shall save

Test No. incompl/inter-91 "Tenses (2)", answer 9

If I get there early enough, I shall save you a seat.

Correct answer: (d) shall save

Your answer was: incorrect
If I get there early enough, I am saving you a seat.
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Save a seat for you Mon Mar 14, 2005 22:51 pm  Save a seat for you
 

If I arrive early I will book/reserve a seat for you.
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