Clauses

-Can I come without any notice? Are you sure?

-Definitely. Whenever you ___ in the area.

• will be

• are

• have been

• will have been

-Are you sure it was Pete?

-Yes. The moment I saw him he ___ the building

• was entering

• would enter

• has entered

• has entered

-How about joining me on a ski trip this weekend?

-Well, I can’t really take a holiday until I ___ my master's thesis.

• have finished

• finished

• will have finished

• am finished

-What’s in all the boxes?

-Some extra refreshments ___ we run out

• in case

• to prevent

• so that

• for fear

-Did you go around to see Janet's newborn son?

-I had the flu so I didn’t go for fear ___ infecting the baby

• for

• of

• that

• lest

-Why didn’t you go to the party on Saturday night?

-I wanted to avoid ___ Josh

• see

• that I see

• seeing

• to see

-What are you doing over the summer?

-I’ve got a temporary job ___ I can save some money

• so that

• in case

• so as to

• in order

-I’m not sure what to say to Paul.

-You could always tell a little white lie to ___ hurting his feelings.

• prevent from

• avoid

• prevent

• avoid to

-What’s the use of this object?

-It’s a device ___ screwing bolts into nuts

• of

• so that

• so as to

• for

Has Bob passed his IELTS exams?

Even ________ he studied hard, he didn't make it.

• although

• though

• no matter

• despite