10. The team for weeks before the championship game. \( \begin{array}{lll}\text { a) had practiced } \\ \text { b) practiced } & \text { d) practicing } \\ \text { c) has practiced } \\ \text { 1. If it rains tomorrow, we } & \text { a) will cancel } & \text { c) would cancel } \\ \text { b) cancel } & \text { d) canceled }\end{array} \)

Sure, let's address each of your multiple-choice questions: --- **10. The team ______ for weeks before the championship game.** - a) had practiced - b) practiced - c) has practiced - d) practicing **Correct Answer:** **a) had practiced** **Explanation:** The sentence refers to an action that was completed **before** another action in the past (the championship game). The **past perfect tense** ("had practiced") is appropriate here to indicate that the practice occurred **prior** to the championship game. --- **1. If it rains tomorrow, we ______.** - a) will cancel - b) cancel - c) would cancel - d) canceled **Correct Answer:** **a) will cancel** **Explanation:** This is a **first conditional** sentence, which is used to talk about real and possible situations in the future. The structure for the first conditional is: - **If** + present simple, **will** + base verb. Therefore, "If it rains tomorrow, we **will cancel**." is the correct form. --- Feel free to ask if you have more questions or need further clarification!