[ Future Tenses ]
Identify the correct use of “be going to” for a planned action.
A. She is going to be singing at the concert tonight.
B. She will have sung at the concert by 9 PM.
C. She is going to sing at the concert tonight.
D. She will sing at the concert tonight.
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A. must not
B. can not
C. could not
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A. was
B. has
C. did
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A. at
B. in
C. upon
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A. my – her
B. my – hers
C. me – her