[ Will or Going to ]
A: Where are you going? Are you going shopping?
B: Yes, I ___________ some things for dinner tonight. (buy)
A. will buy
B. ‘m going to buy
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Have Been to vs. Have Gone to › ViewWhere … you …? How come you look so messy?
- has, been
- have, been
- has, gone
- have, gone
Grammar › View
Species survive because they — to new situations. My church will — a needy family.
A. adopt, adapt
B. adapt, adapt
C. adapt, adopt
D. adopt, adopt
Grammar › ViewAs the owner……..is ultimately responsible for the success or failure of his company.
A. he
B. she
C. it
D. we
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What is the present perfect tense form of the verb ‘write’?
A. writes
B. have written
C. writing
D. wrote