[ Future Tenses ]
How is “going to” often pronounced in connected speech?
A. /gəʊɪŋ tuː/
B. /gənə/
C. /gɔːnə/
D. /gɒnə/
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewSYMPTON
A. A REASON WHY SOMETHING IS NOT ADVISIBLE OR WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE DONE
B. SHAPE OR OUTLINE OF A SHAPE
C. AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEM
Grammar › View
If I (wake up) ____ late, I (be) ____ late for work.
A. wake-be
B. wake-am
C. wake-will be
D. woke-am