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To be going to + Possessive ('s) Quiz

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To be going to + Possessive ('s) Quiz
 

To be going to + Possessive ('s) QuizVersión en línea

Practice future with 'going to' in everyday scenarios.

por Gabriela Freitas Sampaio
1

She ______ buy Maria’s blouse at the mall.

2

They are going to use ______ credit card to pay.

3

He ______ bring his brother’s tie to the meeting.

4

We are going to check the ______ weather before shopping.

5

She is going to buy a ______ blouse.

6

They ______ arrive at the mall at noon.

7

He is going to wear his father’s ______.

8

We are going to use ______ money.

9

She is going to buy a ______ coat because it’s cold.

10

They are going to move the ______ clothes to the car.

11

He is going to give the teacher’s ______ to the nurse.

12

We are going to arrive at the ______ house early.

13

She is going to put the children’s ______ in the bag.

14

They are going to buy shoes with a ______.

15

He is going to bring his sister’s ______.

16

We are going to check the ______ on the phone.

17

She is going to wear a ______ because it’s hot.

18

They are going to choose a good ______.

19

He is going to arrive at the ______ office building.

20

We are going to buy ______ pants.

21

She is going to put her mother’s ______ on the table.

22

They are going to bring the neighbor’s ______.

23

He is going to give his cousin’s ______ to his aunt.

24

We are going to arrive at the ______ mall early.

25

She is going to move the manager’s ______ to the office.

26

They are going to buy a ______ tie.

27

He is going to wear a ______ with his blazer.

28

We are going to use the store’s ______.

29

She is going to bring her father’s ______ to the meeting.

30

They are going to arrive at the ______ mall early.

31

She is going to move the manager’s ______ to the office.

32

They are going to buy a ______ tie.

33

He is going to wear a ______ with his blazer.

34

We are going to use the store’s ______.

35

She is going to bring her father’s ______ to the meeting.

36

They are going to arrive at the ______ party hall.

Explicação

Correct uses 'going to' for a planned action.

The possessive form 'store’s' specifies which card.

Uses 'is going to' with singular subject.

Use the possessive 'city’s' weather.

Adjective should describe blouse; 'cheap' fits better than others here.

Subject 'They' pairs with 'are going to'.

Correct item is 'tie' for worn apparel with shirt.

Cash is money; others are not physical tender here.

Size adjective fits; 'large' precedes noun.

Possessive 'sister’s' indicates whose clothes.

A gift is appropriate to give; others don’t fit.

Singular possessive 'friend’s' is required.

Children’s clothes belong in the bag here.

Using a credit option fits the blank best.

A scarf is a garment similar to the context.

Phone shows a contact or number, not items here.

Light clothing is typical for hot weather; 'coat' fits the blank in this set.

Brand quality is a common shopping consideration.

Singular possessive 'boss’s' matches the sentence.

Adjective common before nouns; 'cheap pants' fits.

A blouse is an upper garment suitable here.

Neighbor’s clothes are items; other nouns don’t fit.

A gift is appropriate to give; others are not.

Possessive form 'city’s' is required here.

Chair fits as a movable office furniture item.

Adjective 'expensive' best describes a tie in this context.

Tie is a common accessory with a blazer.

Store’s discount is a shopping concept here.

A tie is a suitable item to bring to a meeting.

Again, the possessive form 'city’s' is required here.

Chair is the direct fit for movement in an office.

Context suggests a notable item; 'expensive' describes it.

Tie pairs with a blazer in formal wear.

Discount is the shopping term here.

Tie is the item mentioned; other nouns don’t fit.

Singular possessive 'friend’s' is required.

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