[ Will/ Be Going to ]
A : Where are you going?
B : I…….do shopping
A. should
B. will
C. then
D. am going to
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Preference & Future Tense › ViewIs your uncle … move to another apartment?
A. will
B. going
C. going to
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Why are you … waiting for the job offer call?
- already
- just
- still
- yet
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She ______ there for over five years.
A. haven’t been
B. gone
C. hasn’t been
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The rule says, if a word ending in -o is preceded by consonant, add -es to have its plural form. Therefore, the plural of tomato is ___.
A. Tomatos
B. Tomatoes