Form a question using ‘going to’.
A. Is she going to the store?
B. What are you going to do later?
C. He is going to play soccer?
D. Are you going to attend the meeting?
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Vocabulary › ViewWhen food manufacturers market their products, they create labels to ______ to the tastes and interests of consumers.
A. justify
B. convince
C. appeal
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Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
A. Excuse me. you have dropped your purse.
B. Excuse me, you have dropped your purse.
C. Excuse, me you have dropped your purse.
D. Excuse me! You have dropped your purse!
Grammar › ViewThe moon is shining brightly ________ us.
A. below
B. above
C. between
D. through
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Choose the correct sentence with an adverb:
A. She is a beautiful singer.
B. He writes neatly.
C. The dog is very happy.
D. They have a big house.