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Omar Ahmed Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Puzzling sentences
Choose the correct answer:
1-......means that something is happening at the present time.
a) Current b) Currently
2- By the time you receive my letter, I …..to London.
a) will be traveling b) will have traveled
3- Leen ……in the club the whole next Friday as usual.
a) will be playing b) is going to play c) is playing
4- Tom joined the Faculty of Medicine two years ago. He …..as a doctor.
a) is going to graduate b) will graduate
5- My wife….. home tomorrow. This is her plan.
a) is coming b) is going to come
My answers:
I think both (a) & (b) are correct answers in all the sentenced mentioned above. Am I right?
1-......means that something is happening at the present time.
a) Current b) Currently
2- By the time you receive my letter, I …..to London.
a) will be traveling b) will have traveled
3- Leen ……in the club the whole next Friday as usual.
a) will be playing b) is going to play c) is playing
4- Tom joined the Faculty of Medicine two years ago. He …..as a doctor.
a) is going to graduate b) will graduate
5- My wife….. home tomorrow. This is her plan.
a) is coming b) is going to come
My answers:
I think both (a) & (b) are correct answers in all the sentenced mentioned above. Am I right?
Top answer
1 ?? "Current" or "Currently" should work, but they should have quotation marks. 2 a) is better.
- 1 ??
- "Current" or "Currently" should work, but they should have quotation marks.
- 2 a) is better.
- b) is OK, but it's better expressed as I will have arrived in London .
- 3 a) is better.
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1 ?? "Current" or "Currently" should work, but they should have quotation marks.
2 a) is better. b) is OK, but it's better expressed as I will have arrived in London.
3 a) is better. b) is OK, but there is a bit of friction between "going to" and "as usual" to my ear.
4 ?? Both should work. a) sounds only very slightly better to my ear.
5 a) I wouldn't say b).
2 a) is better. b) is OK, but it's better expressed as I will have arrived in London.
3 a) is better. b) is OK, but there is a bit of friction between "going to" and "as usual" to my ear.
4 ?? Both should work. a) sounds only very slightly better to my ear.
5 a) I wouldn't say b).
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