The meeting was cancelled … the bad weather.
A. because of
B. because
C. in spite of
D. though
E. although
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Verb Tenses and Sentence Structure › ViewIdentify the correct verb form or tense in the sentence: We got to the lighthouse at noon.
A. We get to the lighthouse at noon.
B. We got to the lighthouse at noon.
C. We will get to the lighthouse at noon.
D. We are getting to the lighthouse at noon.
Future Tenses › View
I ______a burger (intentions)
A. will have
B. am going to have
C. am having
Will and Going to › ViewWhich sentence uses ‘going to’ for future plans?
A. ‘She is going to study for her exam.’
B. ‘I am going to the beach next weekend.’
C. ‘They will going to the party tonight.’
D. ‘We are going to watch a movie tomorrow.’
Grammar › View
Mark:I’ve a headche for three days. Tom: ____________ to the doctors.
A. If I were you I’d
B. You must
C. You should
D. Try go