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Coditional I question? Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:05 am  Coditional I question?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #270 "Literary Terms (2)", question 3

When an editor or journalist writes a personal opinion about an event or idea, the column is called a(n) ..........

(a) personal tragedy
(b) editorial
(c) speech

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #270 "Literary Terms (2)", answer 3

When an editor or journalist writes a personal opinion about an event or idea, the column is called a(n) editorial.

Correct answer: (b) editorial
_________________________

If you do not work hard, __________________ .
1 you wouldn't be successful
2 you didn't become successful
3 you haven't been successful
4 you won't be successful

what comes next,may i get the answer from you.
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