Prepositions
What happens ___ the end of the movie?
a. on
b. in
c. at
What happens at the end of the movie?
"WILL" is used to make a prediction. There is no evidence that what you are talking about will actually happen.
We don't know if he will come again so:
a. Maybe he will come again
b. Maybe is going to come again
a. Maybe he will come again
I like to drink soda so:
a. I should like to drink soda today
b. I should drink soda today
b. I should drink soda today
I don't know the exact amount so I am going to:
a. Investigate it
b. Estimate it
b. Estimate it
He didn't __________ his goals so he _____ angry.
a. He didn't achieve his goals so he grew angry.
b. He didn't achieved his goal so he grown angry.
a. He didn't achieve his goals so he grew angry.
I will be there ___ a few minutes.
a. at
b. on
c. in
I will be there in a few minutes.
"Be Going To" is used when we know that something will happen. We have evidence that it is going to happen.
Look at those dark black clouds in the sky:
a. It is going to rain.
b. It will rain.
a. It is going to rain.
I don't have a ride to school so:
a. Gaetane's mom could give you a ride.
b. Gaetane's mom coulds ride to give you
a. Gaetane's mom could give you a ride.
People will spend too much money on food if the costs aren't controlled or:
a. regulated
b. sustained
a. regulated
My mom doesn't like _______. In fact, she hasn't _______ in 10 years.
a. My mom doesn't like to shopping. In fact, she hasn't shopping in 10 years.
b. My mom doesn't like shopping. In fact, she hasn't shopped in 10 years.
b. My mom doesn't like shopping. In fact, she hasn't shopped in 10 years.
Russia is the biggest country ____ the world.
a. at
b. in
c. on
Russia is the biggest country in the world.
"Will" indicates unplanned future actions.
She wants to be a doctor:
a. She will be a doctor
b. She is going to be a doctor
a. She will be a doctor
a. Okay, he maybe will meet us there tomorrow
b. Okay, he might meet us there tomorrow
b. Okay, he might meet us there tomorrow
Atigou was stunned when that unfortunate incident happened or:
a. understood
b. occurred
b. occurred
The fire was so ___________. It __________ the entire house.
a. The fire was so damaged. It damaging the entire house.
b. The fire was so damaging. It damaged the entire house.
b. The fire was so damaging. It damaged the entire house.
Am I late or ____ time?
a. in
b. at
c. on
Am I late or on time?
"Be Going To" indicates planned future actions.
I have a flight tomorrow:
a. I will fly to Spain.
b. I am going to fly to Spain.
b. I am going to fly to Spain.
a. No, I don't can lift them.
b. No, I can't lift them.
b. No, I can't lift them.
He never gives up so that means that he:
a. pursues his dreams
b. forgets his dreams
a. pursues his dreams
Did you learn anything?
a. No, I didn't learned nothing.
b. No, I didn't learn anything.
b. No, I didn't learn anything.
I get up early ____ weekdays.
a. in
b. on
c. at
I get up early on weekdays.
"WILL" - don't know
"GOING TO" - know
I don't know my class schedule yet:
a. I'll probably have math at 2:00 p.m.
b. I am going to have math at 2:00 p.m.
a. I'll probably have math at 2:00 p.m.
a. I can go to school
b. I would've gone to school.
b. I would've gone to school.
He was not included so he felt:
a. elated
b. excluded
b. excluded
Which is correct?
a. He noticing something.
b. He noticed something.
c. He not notice something.
b. He noticed something.