[ Grammar ]
Every time we refer to a future arrangement both Present Continuous and “going to” can be used, since an arrangement is also a plan.
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
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Grammar › ViewBecause of all the rain, I didn’t get a chance to run outside.
A. Simple sentence
B. Compound sentence
C. Complex sentence
D. None of the above
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……………. name?
A. What’s his
B. What his
C. What he
D. –
Modals Auxiliary › ViewBefore the presentation, someone ………. all the things he needs.
A. had to check
B. had better check
C. should be checked
D. could check
E. should have checked
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If my wife cooks for breakfast, she _______________ sandwich and coffee.
A. prepares
B. prepared
C. had prepared
D. prepare