Grammar Quiz
[ Will or Going to ]

A: Do you want to go to the park this afternoon?

B: I can’t. I __________________ (visit) my grandparents.

A. will visit

B. am going to visit

Select your answer:
A  B  C  D  E 


Random Topics:

Progressive TensesWish SentencesAdjectives and VocabularyFirst Conditional, Future Time ClausesLanguage Features of an Opinion ArticleModal PerfectVerb TensesFuture Tenses and ModalsApologizingParticiple - ing/ ed

Other quiz:

Punctuation › View

Which sentence is correct?

(1) When Noah stepped on the bug, he screamed: “Oh no,”

(2) When Noah stepped on the bug, he screamed, “Oh no!”

(3) When Noah stepped on the bug, he screamed, “Oh no”!

A. (1)

B. (2)

C. (3)

Grammar › View

Past simple and past participle of BREAK
A. BREAKED / BROKEN
B. BROKE / BREAKED
C. BROKE / BROKEN
D. BREAKED / BREAKED

Verb Tenses › View

John ___ a birthday party at his house this weekend.

A. am having

B. is having

C. are having

Modal Verbs › View

Which reply is correct in giving permission? Choose the correct variant:

” Ms. Dela Cruz, could I retake the test?”

A. Yes, you could, thanks for asking.

B. Yes, you may, thanks for asking.

C. Yes you might, thanks for asking.

D. Yes, you shall, thanks for asking

➤