Construct a ‘going to’ statement for the following: ‘I (visit) my grandmother this weekend.’
A. I visited my grandmother this weekend.
B. I will visit my grandmother this weekend.
C. I am visiting my grandmother this weekend.
D. I am going to visit my grandmother this weekend.
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What is the plural noun for mouse?
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A. mouses
B. mice
C. mices
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What noun is supposed to be capitalized because it is proper?
A. lake michigan
B. crayons
C. markers
D. jump
Some verbs cannot be used in the present continuous. These verbs are called state verbs. Click on the answer which contains state verbs.
A. to be, to love, to hate, to need, to prefer, to understand, to believe, to know
B. to talk, to work, to cook, to write, to read, to laugh, to run, to walk
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Did you stay ___ friends?
a. at
b. by
c. with