[ Grammar ]
However, use “going to” to talk about intentions and to make predictions based on past evidence. In these situations, the Present Continuous is possible
A. FALSE
B. TRUE

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Future Tenses › ViewBe quiet! The movie _____.
A. is starting
B. will start
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Identify the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence: “Everyone in the class have finished their assignments.”
A. Everyone in the class
B. have
C. finished
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Grammar › ViewYou ________ all that food! I told you I was going to buy everything for the party.
A. needn’t have brought
B. didn’t need to bring
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Narady said she has ______ T Tom sing, and it sounds like cats drowning.
A. heard
B. hear
C. heared
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