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Examine the conditional sentence presented in the comic strip "Hägar the Horrible" and choose its proper function:

The words in bold, in the context, mean:
1. “…It´s a deeply human and humanizing…” (Paragraph 11)
2. “…About those flickering flames brought…” (Paragraph 12)
The words, in bold, above reflect the concept of:
In:
1. “… Second, a month or two into the pandemic…” (Paragraph 11).
2. “…Our ancestors sat around fires for hundreds of thousands of years, but I had somehow lost this ancient custom.” (Paragraph 11).
3. “… With cookies, Earl Grey, juice for the kids and sometimes a shot of bourbon…” (Paragraph 07).
The words in bold are all:
Concerning to prepositions, choose the alternative with the ones that complete correctly the sentence below:
Children are growing _______ addicted _______ video games.
During the covid-19 pandemic period, hospitals ________________ supplies.
- Are you going to live in a house or an apartment after getting married?
- I am not sure yet, but I ______________ buy an apartment.
A figure of speech is a word or phrase that means something more or something other than it seems to say - the opposite of a literal expression. (By Richard Nordquist/ updated on May 30, 2019).
" The flames creep, flap, leap, swing, and flare." (Goldind, "Lord of the Flies", chapter 2). In the emphasized extract of Lord of the Flies, there is:
Some terms are used to link clauses or sentences, in order to demonstrate a condition, for example, or to make a comparison or contrast. So, choose the alternative that contains the right linking word to complete the following sentence:
We're in trouble! People don't care about nature, animals, plants, the air and the forest, ______________________, causing tragedies all around the world.
"They would have made more money if they __________________________________ (be) better professionals.
Lucy said: "I will travel with my husband to Europe next month".
Lucy's direct words can be turned into indirect speech, transmitting the same message in the following alternative:








