Which sentence uses “be about to” correctly to express an immediate future action?
A. I am about to go to the store.
B. I will be about to go to the store.
C. I am going to be about to go to the store.
D. I will go to the store.
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A. is
B. are
C. were
D. was
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I __________ still __________ (work) when the electricity __________ (disappear).
A. was still working, disappeared
B. still worked, had been disappearing
C. had still worked, disappeared
D. was still working, had been disappearing
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A. in
B. up
C. down
D. out
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……….. a man in the garden?
A. Is there
B. Are there
C. There is
D. There are