I had a multiple-choice question which was:
Let's go to the cinema. What films ____ watch?
a) shall we
b) are we
c) are we going to
d) was we
I chose c) are we going to but they took it as wrong? Why?
I had a multiple-choice question which was:
Let's go to the cinema. What films ____ watch?
a) shall we
b) are we
c) are we going to
d) was we
I chose c) are we going to but they took it as wrong? Why?
In b) and d) the grammar is wrong.
In a) and c) the grammar is right.
BUT . . .
Going to the cinema is MY suggestion. So it doesn't make sense for me to ask YOU what we are going to watch! Therefore c) is illogical.
a) might also seem illogical, but shall we sounds as if I'm asking your opinion. It is more reflective than c). It's like I wonder what we should watch or Let's choose.
So a) is best.