[ Be Going To vs. Will ]
It’s getting hot in the room.
A. I’ll open the windows.
B. I’m going to open the windows.
C. I open the windows.
D. I opened the windows.
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Prepositions after Verbs and AdjectiveAdverbs of How Something is DoneMoods of GrammarVerbs of movementSimple Present and Present Continuous TenseSuffixes and TensesBe going to / WillClauseswould should couldGrammar - Sentence StructureOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewWe’re Mr and Mrs Brown.
_______ son is in class 4.
A. Our
B. Their
Grammar › View
The police ______ for the criminal now.
A. is looking
B. was looking
C. are looking
D. were looking
Modal Verbs › ViewFill in the gap: “Since you’re new here, I will explain ______ the rules.”
A. might
B. can
C. must
D. will
Vocabulary › View
used to determine if there is enough evidence to require the defendant to stand trail in a felony case
A. information
B. exclusionary rule
C. preliminary hearing
D. arraignment