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Which of the following sentences is correct?. I had my car repair. I had my car repaired. I having my car repaired.

We use the Causative form to talk about actions that began in the past and continue at the present moment. True or false?. True. False.

Match the following time expressions to the verbal tense in which they usually go. Already. Ago. For. Yet.

She had her house painted" means that... she did the job herself. she helped someone doing the job. she paid a professional to do the job.

Our boss... had his office refurnished last week. has his office refurnish last week. is having his office refurnish last week. had his office refurnished last week.

Match the following words or expressions to their meanings. Bully. Slur. To put someone down. Ache.

What's the meaning of the acronym PTSD?. Post Transgenic Symptom Disorder. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Post Traumatic Symptom Disorder. Past Traumatic Stress Disorder.

The word "slur" is an inappropriate term used to put someone down. True or false?. False. True.

My colleague can hardly speak,... she has a pain in the throat. she is very angry with her boss. she has some kind of fatigue. she has a sore throat.

Anne is paying someone to paint her car. Anne is having her car painted. Anne is having painted her car. Anne has her car painted.

The Causative "Have" and "Get" have similar meanings, however, "Get" tends to be more formal. True or false?. True. False.

"To put it bluntly" means... to be honest. to say the truth without taking people's feelings into account. to say something quickly, without thinking. in a few words.

Questions rather than statements make your views less dogmatic. True or false? Seleccione una: True. False.

Mr. Parker, the personnel manager, is _____Steve Faulkner. more tall. tallest. tall than. taller than.

This is the _____time of my life!. better. goodest. gooder. best.

Good, Far and Beautiful are irregular adjectives. True or false?. True. False.

One of these sentences is NOT correct. Which one? Writing formal emails may have lots of advantages compared to regular letters: It reduces telephone interruptions. It breaks down distance/time barriers. It is more entertaining. It allows people to work from any location with a computer.

A successful formal email shouldn't be longer than five paragraphs. True or false?. True. False.

Match each symbol to its name. "@". "-". "_". ".".

When writing a fax cover sheet, you should use clean white paper and black ink. True or false?. True. False.

I moved... _____London when I was five years old. in. for. up. to.

The preposition "through" is used to show movement from one side of an enclosed space to another. True or false?. True. False.

I felt like swimming, so I jumped _____the pool. through. in. up. into.

The burglar had jumped _____the garden fence when the police arrested him. into. in. up. over.

We use the preposition "above" when we don't touch the object. Example: Write your name above the line. True or false?. True. False.

Express Contractual Terms are those... not explicitly agreed between the employer and the employee. you have when you are hired by someone. explicitly agreed between the employer and the employee.

Which of the terms below are NOT Express Contractual Terms?. . Sick pay. terms implied by customs and practice. Redundancy pay. holiday pay.

When you are learning how to carry out a job, you are ... a seasonal worker. a fix term employee. a short term worker. a trainee.

Minimum Wage is... the highest salary an employee may receive from an employer. the lowest salary workers pay to employees. the lowest salary employers may legally pay to workers. the amount of money workers receive when they get fired.

A Bonus is... the number of wages employees have to pay for their Social Security. an extra payment that employees receive for their job. a ticket with free meals at the company's canteen. an ID card you need to show you work in a company.

Fill in the blanks: The accident could have been. Last week it was really hot. It´s a very nice house. These instructions were. • I´d like to have a. • It´s a very old castle. Experts argued it is.

Match the adjectives and their comparative form. Happy. Big. Interesting. Handsome. Good. Crazy.

Match the prepositions with their meanings: In front of. Opposite. Behind. Next to. Under. Around. Below. Among. Between.

Match the prepositions of movement below with their functions: Off. Round. Over. Through. Down. Into.

Choose the correct translation in English - "¡Mi jefe es el más exigente de la empresa!". My colleague is the most demanding in the company!. My boss is the most demanding in the company!. My boss is the more demanding in the company!. My manager is the demandingest in the company!.

Choose the ways in which we make our utterances more diplomatic in English: Use would, could or might. Introductory softening phrases. Keep your voice down. Use questions rather than statements. Make eye-contact.

All the 2-syllable adjectives add -er in their comparative form. verdadero. falso.

English speakers are generally as direct as German speakers. verdadero. falso.

Match the following sentences (including causative) with their meanings: Pintaré my casa. Pinté mi casa. Pintaría mi casa. Había pintado mi casa. He pintado mi casa. Voy a pintar mi casa.

Match the following common illnesses/symptoms with their meanings: Irregular heart beat. Loss of self-esteem. Sleeplessness. Constant tiredness. Lack of motivation. Backache.

Match the following words with their meanings: Perks. Dismiss. Fulfil. Clause. Null and void. Hereinafter. Heretofore. Warrant. Staff.

How would you say in English "incumplimiento de contrato"? (3 words).

How do you say in English "redactar un contrato"? (5 words, "to" is the 1st one!).

How would you say "comentario denigrante, racista, agravio"? (4 letters).

"Ache" and "pain" are synonyms. verdadero. falso.

The Causative can be used in any verbal tense, even in the continuous form. Verdadero. Falso.

The word "sympathy" means "compasión o lástima", but also "simpatía, solidaridad y apoyo". True or false?. Verdadero. Falso.