LiveXPQuestionsEnglishChoose the correct answer:The way he drives, he's ____ to have an accident some day.

Choose the correct answer:The way he drives, he's ____ to have an accident some day.

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A.about to B.bound to C.due

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Kainat

B.S English (Applied linguistic) TEFL certified 🏅

Due He's due to have an accident some day , the way he drives , due to is a prepositional phrase

mishka ganie
Certified Tefl / Tesol teacher
correct answer is bound
Caz
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Correct answer is bound.
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Cassidi Anne
I am a native English speaker and I am TEFL qualified. I have a Bachelor of Education Degree.
He's bound to have an accident some day
Noor Fatima
Certified ESL Tutor
B (Bound) is the correct option
Paula Haracic
I am an experienced Online Native English Teacher, I also have experience in Sales, Banking and IT.
The way he drives, he's bound to have an accident some day.
Lynn
The way he drives, he's bound to have an accident some day.
Mobolaji
Experienced English tutor with 5+ years of experience teaching beginner to advanced students.
He's bound to have an accident some day.
Jane Mia
Certified ESL teacher - A child expert - Teens - Adults
bound.
Jillian Apetolee
Certified TEFL, ESL teacher and a mentor.
The correct answer is due. It means expected at or planned for at a certain time. You can also say it means of the proper quality or extent, and this is where we get due as the answer because it explains to us that he will get involved in an accident one day according to the way he drives. -The way he drives, he's due to have an accident some day.
Teacher Sue
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Bound is the correct answer

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