Topics: Tenses and Modals
Construct a ‘going to’ statement for the following: ‘She (buy) a new dress for the party.’
A. She is buying a new dress for the party.
B. She will buy a new dress for the party.
C. She buys a new dress for the party.
D. She is going to buy a new dress for the party.
Select your answer:
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What is the definition of ‘condescend’?
A. Having extreme importance for something’s success
B. To behave as if you’re better than other people
C. A topic that people in society argue a lot about
D. To give someone money etc to make up for something they’ve lost/injured etc