IA Practice

Do we have_____oranges in the fridge?

• much

• some

• any

• plenty

A-What happened? Are you okay?

B-No, I'm not! I fell on this ditch. I need___help!

• some

• many

• any

• few

Waiter: Are you ready to order?

Customer: Yes, may I have____fruit juice, please?

• few

• many

• some

• any

Answer explanation

When requesting or offering something, we must use "some" instead of "any". In this case, the customer was requesting a drink.

Would you like to drink____cup of coffee?

• a

• an

"I think she's_____honest person. She never tells lies!"

• a

• an

Answer explanation

"A" is used when the next word starts with a consonant sound, whereas "an" is used when the next word starts with a consonant sound. "Honest" starts with a consonant letter, but it's silent. We don't hear the "h". Instead, we hear the "o". As a result, we must use "an".

Passerby: Someone, please help! He's having__heart attack!

Doctor: I'm a doctor. I can help!

• a

• an

Sarah: What are you______do on your birthday next month?

Marci: I don't know yet. I think my family and I_____go out to a fancy restaurant.

• gonna to / is going to

• gonna / are going to

• going / am going to

• going to / am going to

A- Do you have any plans for your graduation?

B-Not really. I'm just____to stay home watching movies all day

• going to

• gonna

• gonna to

• going

John: Who____you going to go to the party with?

Jessica: I think I___going to go with Patricia!

• is / are

• are / is

• is / am

• are / am

What's the correct formula for positive sentences using "be going to"?

• Subject + base form + verb to be + going to

• Subject + going to + base form

• Subject + verb to be + going to + base form

• Subject + verb to be + base form