Complete the sentence: Mrs Rose -------- to do a course in Biology next week.
Correct answer: B. plans
- A. are planning
- B. plans
- C. with a plan
- D. planning
Explanation
'Are planning' is incorrect as 'are' is used for plural subjects and in this case Mrs. Rose is a singular subject. 'Planning' and 'with a plan 'sounds grammatically incorrect when the sentence is said out loud and 'plans' is a present continuous tense hence the correct option.
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