They are building a new highway around the city.
A. A new highway is being built around the city.
B. A new highway is being build around the city by them
C. A new highway around the city is being built.
D. Around the city a new highway is being built.
Random Topics:
SynonymsSubject Verb Agreement Irregular VerbRelative Clauses beginning with PrepositionsCommasPrepositions of Location, Movement and TimePast or Present Verb TenseQuestion TagPresent and Past Simple TensePoetrySimple Past Tense and Past Perfect TenseOther quiz:
Grammar › View______ the policeman _______ into the bank? (to run)
A. Is the policeman to run into the bank?
B. Are the policeman running into the bank?
C. Is the policeman run into the bank?
D. Is the policeman running into the bank?
Grammar › View
These expressions are for declining invitation, except…..
A. thanks. I would be happy to be there
B. Well, sounds interesting. Sorry I cannot be there
C. Sorry, I am afraid I cannot join you this time
D. I am deeply sorry to say that I prefer stay with my family
Tenses › ViewWhen I ………………… (get) to the airport, I had already said goodbye to my parents.
A. got
B. have got
C. get
Prepositions › View
The teacher is sitting ______ her desk.
A. in
B. to
C. with
D. at