[ Present Continuous ]
What is the question for:
I’m going to Rome by train next week.
A. Where are you going by train next week?
B. Are you going to Rome by train?
C. How are you going to Rome?
D. When are you going to Rome?
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Possessive Nouns › ViewThe eggs of these geese are near the water.
A. These geeses eggs are near the water.
B. These geeses’ eggs are near the water.
C. These geese’s eggs are near the water.
Subordinating Conjunction › View
I’ll call you ___ I get home from work.
A. while
B. because
C. after
D. unless
Grammar › ViewReds and yellows are warm colors, ____________ blues and greens are cool.
A. whereas
B. although
C. since
D. so
Modal Auxiliaries and Similar Expressions › View
Which sentence is the most polite way to ask for permission?
A. Can I use your computer?
B. Could I use your computer?
C. May I use your computer?
D. Might I use your computer?