[ going to ]
you / to / tell / him / going / are / ?
A. are you going to tell him
B. Are you going to tell him?
C. Are you going to tell to him?
D. Are you going tell him?
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Park the car in the garage.
___
A. To put something in a spot
B. An area for playing
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The novel __________ is very interesting.
A. that I read it
B. that I reading
C. I read
Grammar › ViewZidane and Gareth Bale didn’t ________ each other.
A. gets along with
B. got along with
C. get along with
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I usually use … to go to the school every day
A. t-shirt
B. skirt
C. shirt
D. uniform