#1 (permalink) Wed Jun 23, 2010 19:54 pm I don't understand why after using "in" there's "ing" form. |
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English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level
ESL/EFL Test #638 "Prepositional Phrases - In, On, Out and Under (11)", question 2
Hi, Hank. Sorry I am calling so late. I knew you needed an answer soon, so I wanted to call you tonight. ......... answer to your question, I will be able to make it to your wedding.
(a) In (b) On (c) Out (d) Under
English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level
ESL/EFL Test #638 "Prepositional Phrases - In, On, Out and Under (11)", answer 2
Hi, Hank. Sorry I am calling so late. I knew you needed an answer soon, so I wanted to call you tonight. In answer to your question, I will be able to make it to your wedding.
Correct answer: (a) In _________________________
I don't understand why after using "in" there's "ing" form. It's supposed it's a preposition meaning "after" Too difficult to understand. Any clue to make easy to understand? Thanks Miorr |
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