Choose the correct preposition (in / on / at). If no preposition is needed choose -.
Columbus sailed to the Americas _______the 16th century.
A. in
B. on
C. at
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewChoose the corrected answer: I love to go shopping however I spend more money than I should.
A. I love to go shopping; however, I spend more money than I should.
B. I love to go shopping however, I spend more money than I should.
C. I love to go shopping; However, I spend more money than I should.
D. I love to go shopping: however I spend more money than I should.
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What is the difference in meaning between ‘I will help you’ and ‘I am going to help you’?
A. The difference lies in spontaneity versus prior intention.
B. They both mean the same thing.
C. ‘I will help you’ is more formal than ‘I am going to help you’.
D. There is no difference in urgency between the two.