English Test

Which option is grammatically correct?

• I'll going to the store later.
• I going to the store later.
• I will going to the store later.
• I will go to the store later.

Which option is grammatically correct?

• Shall I open the window?
• Will I open the window?
• I open the window, shall I?
• Shall I opens the window?

Which option is grammatically correct?

• She will can help us.
• She can will help us.
• She can help us.
• She can't helps us.

Which option is grammatically correct?

• I am watches a movie tomorrow
• I am going to watch a movie tomorrow
• I am going watches a movie tomorrow
• I be going watch a movie tomorrow

Which option is grammatically correct?

• What are you going to do this evening?
• What is you going to doing this evening?
• What you going to do this evening?
• What do you going to do this evening?

Which option is grammatically correct?

• He going be late for the meeting
• He's going to is late for the meeting
• He going to be late for the meeting
• He's going to be late for the meeting

Which option is grammatically correct?

• Tom and Sarah aren't going to coming to the party.
• Tom and Sarah aren't going to come to the party.
• Tom and Sarah not going to coming to the party.
• Tom and Sarah don't going to come to the party.

Which option is grammatically correct?

• Are they going to traveled to Paris next week?
• Are they going to travels to Paris next week?
• Are they going to travel to Paris next week?
• Are they going to travelling to Paris next week?

Which option is grammatically correct?

• We're going to have a dinner party on Friday.
• We going to had a dinner party on Friday.
• We will going to have a dinner party on Friday.
• We are going to having a dinner party on Friday.

Which option is grammatically correct?

• I hope my train leaves on time.
• I hope my train will leave on time.
• I hope my train is leaving on time.
• I hope my train leave on time.