How is "going to" often pronounced in connected speech? ...

[ Future Tenses ]

How is “going to” often pronounced in connected speech?

A. /gəʊɪŋ tuː/

B. /gənə/

C. /gɔːnə/

D. /gɒnə/

Select your answer:

Random Topics:
Present Tense vs Past Tense Grammar of Conjunctions and Prepotitions Tenses - Pasive Voice Grammar Rules Grammar - some / any Grammar - much, many, a lot of Past Simple and Continuous Gerunds/Infinitives Gerund or to Infinitive

Other quiz:

Past Perfect vs Past Simple › View

She (own) She (drive)

A. She had driven a car before she owned one.

B. She has driven a car before she owns one.

C. She had drove a car before she owned one.

D. She had driven a car, she owned one.

Mixed General Quiz › View

Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence.

The practical nurse is planning to administer a transdermal medication.

    A.     Applied directly to the skin
    B.     Injected just barely under the skin
    C.     Injected in the tissue just below the skin layer
    D.     Directly under the tongue

Trending Topics