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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A. swimming
B. dancing
C. flying
D. perched
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Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
A. Quietly we tiptoed past the security guard.
B. Quietly, we tiptoed past the security guard.
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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