ILERNA 2026 - Inglés Profesional (ASIR)

They ______ very well last Saturday. They lost the match. did not played. did not play. not played. did not playing.

How ______ to work yesterday?. you went. did you go. you did go. did you went.

My friends ______ me with Maths. did not helped. do not help. did not help. not help.

In Present Simple, the third person singular of “wish” is: wishs. wishing. wishes. wished.

Paul was writing a letter to his mother last night: Incorrect. Wrong tense. Correct. Impossible.

After work, I ______ go to have a beer with my workmates. never. already. usually. yet.

My workmate ______ back from Australia. camed. has just come. will come. come.

I ______ my keys. Can you help me find them?. lost. have lost. lose. losing.

Last year, my cousin ______ in Manchester. study. has studied. studied. studying.

My boss ______ Berlin four times. visited. visits. has visited. visit.

They ______ Mary for 5 years. knew. know. have known. knowing.

Last summer, I ______ to the Caribbean Sea. go. have gone. went. going.

My neighbour ______ to the airport when she received the news. did not arrive. had not arrived. has not arrived. not arrived.

The flowers were dead because they ______ dry all summer. were. had been. have been. being.

In this picture, I ______ for my next webinar. study. am studying. studying. studies.

The past simple of “leave” is: leaved. left. leave. leaving.

Yesterday at 5:30pm, Helen ______ her weekly shopping. did. was doing. does. has done.

Before coming here, I ______ in three different cities. live. am living. had lived. lived.

_____ our CEO ______ a new store?. Did / buy. Did / bought. Do / buy. Has / buy.

Where ______ you ______? – I live in Seville. are / living. does / live. do / live. did / live.

Martha ______ 300 meters today. run. has run. ran. running.

I ______ my house all morning. clean. cleaned. have been cleaning. am clean.

My new microwave works ______ my old one. better. better than. more better. good than.

It heats up ______ the other one. quicker. quicker than. more quick. quick than.

It burns food ______ my old one. often than. more often. more often than. often more.

Is it correct?: “Seville is hoter than Coruña”: Correct. False. Depends. Informal.

The superlative of “thirsty” is: thirstiest. most thirsty. thirstier. thirstilier.

The ______ person in this company is Robert. more clever. most clever. clever. cleverer.

Pasapalabra is ______ Grand Prix. boring than. more boring than. boringer than.

The superlative of “happy” is: the most happy. the most happy. the happiest. more happy.

The house was ______ big that I got lost. I had never been in ______ a spacious place. such / such. such / so. so / such. so / so.

At this time tomorrow, I ______ to India. will travel. am going to travel. will be travelling. travel.

“It is going to rain. The sky is so dark.”. False. Correct.

I think you ______ do it fine!. are going to. will. are going. doing.

This T-shirt is ______ small for me. enough. too. so. very.

The classroom is not large ______ for 20 students. too. very. enough. so.

Frank is tall ______ to reach the basket. too. enough. very. so.

This piece of furniture is ______ long to enter that space. enough. so. too. very.

“I feel such happy.”. Correct. Incorrect.

Luke and I ______ money. going to withdraw. are going withdraw. are going to withdraw. will withdrawing.

That woman ______ a baby. going to have. is going to have. will having. have.

It ______. The sky is clear. is not going to rain. will raining. not going rain. does not rain.

I ______ Reported Speech to my students. am going to explain. going explain. will explaining. explain.

By June 2025, Mary ______ her degree. will finished. will finish. will have finished. finished.

By the end of this month, I ______ to Brazil. will go. will have gone. go. going.

These bags are so heavy. No problem! I ______ help you!. will be. am going to. will. going.

By the end of the year, my sister ______ 30 years old. will turn. will be turning. will have turned. turns.

I don’t earn ______ money to buy a house. too many. too much. too. enough.

The children have got ______ toys. too much. too many. too. enough.

I can’t drink this coffee. It’s ______ hot. too. enough. very. very.

I think they have eaten ______. too. too many. too much. enough.

I felt ______ proud of myself that I decided to celebrate. such. so. very. enough.

My coworkers are ______ funny people. so. such. too. enough.

Visitors ______ stay at night. may not. must not. need not. could not.

When I was younger, I ______ speak four languages. must. could. may. need.

______ I open the door?. Must. Need. May. Have to.

You ______ eat too much fast food. should. mustn’t. should not. can.

“You must be Fatima's sister.”. False. Correct.

He ______ be Richard's sister. They don't look alike. mustn't. isn't. can't. don't.

I have finished reading this book. You can't borrow it. You must borrow it. You may borrow it. You need borrow it.

“You must shout in class.”. True. False.

Traffic in the city centre is ______ a nightmare!. so. such. too. very.

______ I borrow your pen?. Must. May. Have to. Will.

If Michael ______ more money, he ______ the car he wanted. has saved / would buy. had saved / could have bought. saved / will buy. had saved / would buy.

If I could speak Chinese, I ______ for that position. would have applied. will apply. would apply. apply.

“You will not stress out if you will organize your time better.”. Correct. Incorrect.

You ______ tired in the morning if you ______ to bed late. are / go. will be / go. are / went. will be / went.

“You would be happy if you lived near the beach.”. False. Correct.

The police ______ him if they ______ him. arrest / catch. would arrest / caught. will arrest / catch. arrested / caught.

He almost fell from the roof. If he ______, he ______ his leg. fell / would break. had fallen / would have broken. falls / will break. had fallen / would break.

If you ______ about my promotion, you ______ happy. knew / would not be. had known / would not have been. know / will not be. had known / would not be.

If I ______ you, I would go to the swimming pool. am. was. were. be.

“You wouldn't have known it if I would have told you”. Correct. Incorrect.

“According of Arantxa, the situation was going to get worse”. Correct. Incorrect.

To express your opinion, you can use: “as far as I am concerned”. Incorrect. Correct.

I love management. ______, I have studied several courses about it. First. In fact. Then. Finally.

We are going to prepare fish and chips. ______, you have to buy fish. In fact. First. Although. However.

“From my opinion, Seville is the most beautiful city in the world”. Correct. Incorrect.

The cat is sitting ______ the table. in. for. on. at.

“Despite of having studied hard, I failed”. Correct. Incorrect.

Miriam and her friends always go to the university ______. in a bus. on a bus. by bus. with bus.

We are interested ______ learning more about the project. with. of. in. at.

She is afraid ______ spiders. for. with. of. from.

They went on vacation ______ the summer. on. through. in. at.

“She didn't speak Chinese, didn't she?”. Correct. Incorrect.

Rebeca works harder than you, ______?. does she. is she. doesn’t she. didn’t she.

Spain will win the Eurocup 2026, ______?. will it. will not it. won’t it. does it.

“Sheila has been in Dublin three times, has she?”. Correct. Incorrect.

Someone stole the cheese, ______?. didn’t he. didn’t she. didn’t they. doesn’t they.

I’m going to wear the boots ______ I bought in Paris. whose. where. that. whom.

The film, ______ stars Brad Pitt, is released on Sunday. that. which. who. where.

That is the girl ______ I worked with last summer. which. where. who. when.

My workmate, ______ is an expert on technology, helped me. which. that. who. where.

Vitoria-Gasteiz, ______ I was born, is located in the Basque Country. which. who. where. that.

All the walls of the office ______ by Peter and his workmate. are paint. are painting. are painted. were paint.

The presentation ______ by the marketing team. is prepared. was prepared. repared. has prepare.

“Mary baked the cake” → Passive voice: The cake were baked by Mary. The cake is baked by Mary. The cake was baked by Mary. The cake baked by Mary.

“The report have been completed by the team”. Correct. Incorrect.

“They finished the project on time” → Passive voice: The project is finished on time. The project was finished on time. The project has finished on time. The project finished on time.

“The IT department has solved the problem” → Passive voice: The problem solved by IT. The problem has been solved by the IT department. The problem is solving. The problem had solved.

“The new library will be next month opened”. Correct. Incorrect.

“The instructions were given clearly”. Incorrect. Correct.

They sold out the concert tickets in minutes →. The concert tickets sold in minutes. The concert tickets were sold out in minutes. The concert tickets have sold. The concert tickets are sold.

The government passed the new laws →. The new laws passed. The new laws are passed. The new laws were passed. The new laws have passed.

"I will finish the report tomorrow," said Jane. Jane said she will finish the report tomorrow. Jane said she will finish the report the next day. Jane said she would finish the report the next day. Jane said she finished the report tomorrow.

"I can help you with the project," Tom said. Tom said he can help me with the project. Tom said he could help me with the project. Tom said he helped me with the project. Tom says he could help me.

"I am meeting John at 5 PM," she said. She said she is meeting John at 5 PM. She said she would meet John at 5 PM. She said she was meeting John at 5 PM. She says she is meeting John.

Direct: "I have never been to Paris," Mark said → Reported speech: Mark said he has never been to Paris. Mark said he had never been to Paris. Mark said he never was in Paris. Mark said he is never in Paris.

"Do you like coffee?" she asked. She asked do I like coffee. She asked if I like coffee. She asked if I liked coffee. She asked do I liked coffee.

"Why are you late?" the teacher asked. The teacher asked why you are late. The teacher asked why I am late. The teacher asked why I was late. The teacher asked why were you late.

"We have finished the project," they said. They said they finished the project. They said they have finished the project. They said they had finished the project. They say they had finished the project.

"I must submit the assignment today," he said. He said he must submit the assignment today. He said he had to submit the assignment that day. He said he submits the assignment today. He said he had submitted the assignment today.

"Will you come to the party?" she asked. She asked will you come to the party. She asked if I will come to the party. She asked if I would come to the party. She asked would I come to the party.

"Where did you buy this dress?" Mary asked. Mary asked where I buy that dress. Mary asked where I bought this dress. Mary asked where I had bought that dress. Mary asked where did I buy that dress.

What weekdays is the Changing of the Guard celebrated from August to May?. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Every day. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Only weekends.

“70% of Britons drink tea and consume 170 million cups daily”. True. False.

St. Patrick died on: 17 March, 471. March 17, 461. March 17, 471. 17 April, 461.

The story of the Easter Bunny comes originally from ______ folk stories. Danish. Irish. German. British.

What duchess originated the tradition of Afternoon Tea?. Anne Russell, ninth Duchess of Bedford. Anna Russell, seventh Duchess of Bedford. Elizabeth Russell, sixth Duchess of Bedford. Victoria Russell, eighth Duchess of Bedford.