“I meeting my cousin at seven.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
am, is or are + the -ing word: I'm meeting, she's having.
Not: I meeting my cousin at seven.
Say: I'm meeting my cousin at seven.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- I can't stay late tonight. I ______ my cousin at the station at seven.am meeting · meeting · meet
- Can we talk tomorrow? I ______ a job interview at nine, but I'm free after that.am having · had · having
- I can't stay late on Wednesday. I ______ my grandmother from the airport at six.collect · collecting · am collecting
Show the answers
- am meetingnot meet: I do for an offer or a plannot meeting: I'm doing with a word missing
- am havingnot having: I'm doing with a word missing
- am collectingnot collect: I do for an offer or a plannot collecting: I'm doing with a word missing