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Test express/advan-44, Question 10 | Meaning of 'what on earth?'

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#16 (permalink) Mon Aug 23, 2010 23:23 pm Difference between all right and fine

When you have a different theme, please start a different thread, Ferdinant. 'I will hope' is not a normal collocation. We do our hoping now. As for the 'if' clause, native speakers often use present simple for future. _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's

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