Using the grammar of infinitive clauses:
Which sentence is correct?
A. I want going to the beach.
B. I want to go to the beach.
C. I want go to the beach.
D. I want to going to the beach.
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A. . declarative
B. ? interrogative
C. . imperative
D. ! exclamatory
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How many siblings do I have and what are we doing at the moment?
A. I have two brothers and one sister. We are having a great fun
B. I have two brothers and one sister. We have a great fun
C. I had two brothers and one sister. We had a great fun
D. I have two brothers and one sister. We will have a great fun
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases › ViewWhich sentence does NOT use a preposition correctly?
A. The cat jumped off the counter.
B. She is interested for learning new things.
C. They walked through the park.
D. He waited at the bus stop.
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The car stopped for the children who ________ to cross the road
A. were waiting
B. had waited
C. had been waiting
D. waited