Is there a subway station near here?
A. Can you tell me if there is a subway station near here?
B. Can you tell me if there a subway station near here?
C. Can you tell me if is there a subway station near here?
Random Topics:
Must or Mus notAnalogySubordinate ConjunctionsSo - Too - Either - NeitherBe going to / WillPronouns, Sentence Structure, and Figurative LanguageVerb FormsSecond ConditionalsCompound Words and SentencesGive, do and makeOther quiz:
Future Tenses › ViewForm a question using ‘Going to’ for the sentence: ‘We are going to have a picnic this weekend.’
A. Do we have a picnic this weekend?
B. Will we have a picnic this weekend?
C. Is it going to have a picnic this weekend?
D. Are we going to have a picnic this weekend?
Present Perfect and Simple Past Tense › View
Mrs. Hong ____ her spectacles in her office so she can’t watch television.
A. forgets
B. was forgetting
C. forgot
D. has forgotten
Preposition Form › ViewChoose the correct option to fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
Please ensure that you call ______ Anna when you visit New York.
A. by
B. about
C. on
D. against
Grammar › View
Which of the following is not noun?
A. owl
B. jump
C. teacher
D. school