[ Future Tenses and Modals ]
How do you use ‘going to’ in a sentence?
A. I am going to study for my exam.
B. I going to study for exam.
C. I am going study for my exam.
D. I will studying for my exam.

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Grammar › ViewWhat type of comedy involves “humour based on simple actions such as falling over”
A. slapstick
B. satire
C. deadpan
D. a stand-up
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Which word is a preposition in this sentence? She was a part of an elite group known as The Skulls.
A. A
B. Part
C. Of
D. An
Did Jane and Sally go to the cafe yesterday?
A. No, I didn’t.
B. No, he didn’t.
C. No, she didn’t.
D. No, they didn’t.
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What ______ in my position? I had no other choice.
A. would you do
B. would you have done
C. had you done
D. did you do
