I mean, i know there are two different groups on the C=C bond so theoretically it is can exist as a geometric isomer, but is it fine to have a C atom with 2 different functional groups on it like i've drawn. i.e the last C atom being double bonded to a neighbouring C atom and also attached to an OH group?
I'm sure the easier solution would have been to draw:
Yes it is --> the heavier groups in the first isomer are on opposite sides, so is a trans/E- isomer, and in the second, the heavier groups are on the same side of the souble bond, making a cis/Z- isomer