Which sentence is correct?
A. I going to meet my friends.
B. I am go to meet my friends.
C. I am going to met my friends.
D. I am going to meet my friends.
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Grammar › ViewA: Which time is better for you, 8:00 or 3:00?
B: 3:00. I’m ___.
A. more busy at 8:00
B. busier at 8:00
C. busy than at 8:00
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How long have you been living in Bangkok?
A. I’ve been living here for five years.
B. I am listening to you.
C. I live in Bangkok.
D. I have been working in Bangkok for two years.
Grammar › ViewCombine the two sentences using an adjective clause: Frisbee golf is a very popular sport among young people. Many OSU students play it in the afternoons.
A. Frisbee golf, which many OSU students play in the afternoons, is a very popular sport among young people.
B. Frisbee golf which many OSU students play in the afternoons is a very popular sport among young people.
C. Frisbee golf that many OSU students play in the afternoons is a very popular sport among young people.
D. Frisbee golf, which many OSU students play it in the afternoons, is a very popular sport among young people.
Dependent Prepositions › View
He’s famous ……… his sense of humor
A. for
B. of
C. about