[ Will or Going to ]
Sorry but I can’t accompany you on the trip. ______ away for three weeks.
A. I’m going to be
B. I’ll be
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Grammar › ViewWhat is an adverb?
A. person, place or thing
B. describes the noun
C. describes the verb, adjective or another adverb
D. an action
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The dog was very quiet / quit / quite until a squirrel ran into the yard.
A. Quiet
B. Quit
C. Quite
__________ I exercise regularly, I feel more energized.
A. even though
B. since
C. although
D. unless
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. If it rains tomorrow, we __________ indoors.
A. will stay
B. would stay
C. stay
D. have stayed
E. stayed