[ Future Tenses ]
Form a question using ‘Going to’ for the sentence: ‘We are going to have a picnic this weekend.’
A. Do we have a picnic this weekend?
B. Will we have a picnic this weekend?
C. Is it going to have a picnic this weekend?
D. Are we going to have a picnic this weekend?
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A. on the other hand
B. otherwise
C. furthermore
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Which subordinating conjunction is used to indicate time?
A. Because
B. Although
C. When
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Western Kansas is very flat with very few trees, and it has sunsets that are ___ beautiful.
a. too
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