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SCMP Reporter

Young Post's grammar exercises won't kill you. Thomas and Mandie survived.

Thomas Li, 16

St Joseph's College

The three exercises are easy. If they were mixed up, we could learn the three different future forms in one go. Or the exercise could have asked us to correct the future tense. I'd like something more challenging.

Mandie Ho, 17

TWGHs Mrs Wu York Yu

Memorial College

I like the first sentence of the passage. It clearly illustrates the theme and distinguishes the present, past and future. It tells me what the focus of the exercises is. By the way, what is the difference between 'going to' and 'going to do something'?



Grammar