[ Gerund ]
Where do you want …?
A. to go
B. to going
C. going
D. went
Select your answer:
Random Topics:
How often - long - much - manyTenses and Verb FormsPresent Simple vs Present ContinuousModals and Past ModalsPunctuationsSecond ConditionalVerb PatternsConjunctionPassive Voice in Past and Present TenseInfinitives and GerundsOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewWhat is to settle, explain, or solve something?
A. Resolve
B. Union
C. Convention
D. Representative
Adverbial Clauses › View
Differentiate between an adverbial clause and an adverbial phrase.
A. Adverbial phrases are used in spoken language, while adverbial clauses are used in written language.
B. Adverbial clauses contain a verb and a noun, while adverbial phrases do not.
C. Adverbial clauses contain a subject and a verb, while adverbial phrases do not.
D. Adverbial clauses are always shorter than adverbial phrases.