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I _____ just outside Munich. live. lives. living.

I _____ accept anything less than 20%. won't. don't will. doesn't will.

I expect the company _____ well. to do. will do. will to.

If I can, I _____ to get you onto an earlier flight. will try. try. had tried.

If you prefer, I _____ you at the station. would have met. had met. will meet.

If I _____ the President, I would raise rates to the wealthier citizens. am. were. had be.

Write the passive voice of the following sentence: They paid me a lot of money to do the job. I had paid a lot of money to do the job. I paid a lot of money to do the job. I was paid a lot of money to do the job.

Write the passive voice of the following sentence: Mel is painting the house and cleaning it. The house is being painted and cleaned by Mel. The house is painted and cleaned by Mel. The house was painted and cleaned by Mel.

Write the reported speech of the following sentence: "He works in a bank". She said that he works in a bank. She said that he worked in a bank. She said that he is working in a bank.

Write the reported speech of the following sentence: "I was sleeping when Sam called". She said that she had been sleeping when Sam called. She said that she was sleeping when Sam called. She said that she slept when Sam called.

I met my wife while I _____ as a teacher in Barcelona. work. works. was working.

They are _____ to you. talk. talking. talked.

I _____ many things in my life. have done. has done. have do.

Who is _____?. called. call. calling.

Let me _____ you to someone. introduce. introduced. will introduce.

Did he _____ to the meeting yesterdar?. go. went. gone.

She _____ my best friend when I was 10. is. was. were.

The job I've got now is a lot _____ than my previous one. easier. easy. easiest.

That's the _____ house I've never seen. bigger. biggest. big.

We really must fix _____ a meeting to discuss our pricing strategy. off. up. on.

When do we use present simple?. For things that are always true. For things that are doing in the same moment of the speech. For things that happened in the past.

When do we use present continuous?. For things that are always true. For things that are doing in the same moment of the speech. For things that happened in the past.

Which is the difference in 3rd person singular (affirmative sentence) of present simple?. We add -ing at the end of the verb. We add -s at the end of the verb. We add -ed at the end of the verb.

Which is the ending that we add in the verb in present continuous?. We add -ing at the end of the verb. We add -s at the end of the verb. We add -ed at the end of the verb.

Which is the auxiliary verb that we use for negatives and questions in presentn simple?. Is / Are. Am / Are. Do / Does.

Tick the correct sentences: He don't eat vegetables. Sarah doesn't go to the library. Does you read the newspaper in the morning?. I am going to the gym. We don't drink coffee.

When do we use present perfect simple?. When we focus on the result of the action and ctions completed in the very recent past. When we focus on the duration of the action. When we focus on the subject of the action.

When do we use present perfect continuous?. When we focus on the resulto of the action. When we focus on the object of the action. When we focus on the proces and the resulto of the action.

Which is the structure of present perfect simple?. Subject + have/has + been + past participle. Subject + have/has + past participle. Subject + have/has + past simple.

Which is the structure of present perfect continuous?. Subject + have/has been + verb -ing. Subject + have/has been +past participle. Subject + have/has + verb -ing.

I've been taking dance classes _____ over 10 years. for. since.

She's played the guitar _____ the first time she saw Hendrix on TV. for. since.

I've been living in Brazil ______ 2004. for. since.

She's been a backing dancer _____ 5 months. for. since.

My dad has baked bread _____ he left school. He's got a bakery on the High Street. for. since.

When do we use past simple?. For actions in progress in the past. For actions that are happening now. For finished past actions: habits, routines….

When do we use past continuous?. For actions in progress in the past. For actions that are happening now. For finished past actions: habits, routines….

Which is the structure of the regular verbs in the past simple?. We add -ing at the end of the verb. We add -s at the end of the verb. We add -ed at the end of the verb.

Which is the structure of the verb in past continuous?. is / are + verb + ing. was / were + verb + ing. do /does + verb + ing.

Which is the auxiliary verb that we use for negatives and questions in past simple?. was. are. did.

Tick the correct sentences in the past: He didn’t eat vegetables. Sarah didn’t go to the library. Did you readed the newspaper in the morning?. I did going to the gym. We drink coffee.

When do we use future “will”?. For conditional sentences. For plans. For spontaneous decisions.

When do we use future “going to”?. For personal plans and intentions or when the cause of a possible event is present. For immediate decisions. For finished past actions: habits, routines….

Which is the structure of the verb in the future “will”?. will + verb infinitive. will + verb gerund. will + verb + ing.

Which is the structure of the verb in future “going to”?. am / is / are + going to + verb infinitive. was / were + going to + verb infinitive. going to + verb infinitive.

It is possible to replace will as a prediction by going to. true. false.

Tick the correct sentences: Jamie are going to travel in business class. I will going to work next Monday. Alexandra will meet you at 4pm. Most employees are going to work together. Don’t worry! I’ll help you!.

When do we use 1st conditional?. To talk about imaginary situation in the present or future. To talk about the opposite of what is true. To talk about possible or likely future result.

To talk about possible or likely future result. To talk about imaginary situation in the present or future and its consequence. To talk about things that are possible, but not certain. To talk about hypothetical situation in the past.

When do we use 3rd conditional?. To tal about the opposite of what is true or real. To talk about things that are possible, but not certain. To talk about hypothetical situation in the past and its consequence.

Which is the structure of Zero Conditional?. Present Simple + Will/Won't + Infinitive. Present Simple + Present Simple. Past Simple + Would/Wouldn't + Infinitive.

Which is the structure of 3rd Conditional ?. Past Perfect (had + past participle) + Would/Wouldn't + have + past participle. Past Simple + Would/Wouldn't + Infinitive. Present Simple + Will/Won't + Infinitive.

Complete the sentence with the corresponding conditional: - If I won the lottery, I _____________ (buy) my dream house. will bought. bought. would buy.

Complete the sentence with the corresponding conditional: - If he tells the truth, the boss ___________ (forgive) him. will forgive. had forgive. forgiven.

Complete the sentence with the corresponding conditional: - If I hadn't submitted the report, the project ____________ (start) in time. won't have started. wouldn't have started. haven't started.

Complete the sentence with the corresponding conditional: - If plants don't get enough water, they __________ (die). dies. won't die. die.

Complete the sentence with the corresponding conditional: - If he worked harder, he ____________ (get) better results. will get. would get. would have get.

When do we use comparatives?. To say that "something" has more or less of a quality than another. To say that "something" has only more of a quality than another. To say that "something" has only less of a quality than another.

When do we use superlatives?. To say that "something" has the most or the least of a quality. To say that "something" has only the most of a quality. To say that "something" has only the least of a quality.

When do we use equatives?. To say that "something" has the most or the least of a quality. To say that "something" has more or less of a quality. To say that "something" has the same of a quality than another thing.

Which is the comparative and superlative of "bad"? (bad - COMPARATIVE - SUPERLATIVE). bad - badder -baddest. bad - better - the worst. bad - worse - the baddest. bad - worse - the worst.

Which is the comparative and superlative of "good"? (good - COMPARATIVE - SUPERLATIVE). good - better - the best. good - gooder - the goodest. good- gooder - the best. good - the better - the worst.

comparative of big.

comparative of fast.

comparative of tall.

comparative of comfortale.

comparative of smart.

comparative of funny.

superlative of good.

superlative of cool.

superlative of deep.

superlative of expensive.

superlative of big.

superlative of cheap.