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Choose the correct comparative adjective to complete the sentence: This hotel is __________ than the one we stayed in last year. more expensive. most expensive. expensiver. expensive.

Choose the correct form of the future simple: She _________you as soon as she arrives. will called. is calling. calls. will call.

Choose the correct imperative sentence: Turn left. You must turn left. Turn leave now. You turned left now.

Choose the correct option for expressing purpose with an infinitive or gerund: This tool is useful ________ cutting paper. In. to. for. by.

Choose the correct preposition of movement to complete the sentence: They cycled________the park to arrive at the lake. Under. into. on. across.

Choose the correct question using going to for future plans: Are they going to visit the museum tomorrow?. Are they going visit the museum tomorrow?. They are going to visit the museum tomorrow?. They going to visit the museum tomorrow?.

Choose the correct superlative adjective to complete the sentence: That was ___________ movie I have ever seen!. Funnier. the most funny. the funniest. funnier than.

Fill in the gap with the correct preposition of movement: He walked _______ the street to reach his friend's house. Into. across. under. behind.

Which of these is an irregular adjective?. Taller. better. happier. slower.

Which sentence correctly uses "to" or "for" to express purpose?. This book is too difficult for understand. He is studying to improve his English. She bought a cake to her sister. They left early for catch the train.

Choose the correct option: I was surprising by the news. The show was very amused. We were tired after the long journey. His jokes are always tired.

Choose the correct option: My friend, who lives in Madrid, is visiting me next week. My friend, which lives in Madrid, is visiting me next week. My friend, when lives in Madrid, is visiting me next week. My friend, that lives in Madrid, is visiting me next week.

Choose the correct sentence: The soup is hot too to eat it. This car isn't big enough for all of us. He is enough strong to lift that box. She is too enough young to drive.

Choose the Second conditional sentence: If you touch fire, you get burned. If I were you, I would take that job. If she finishes her homework, she will go out. If it rains tomorrow, we will stay home.

Choose the Zero conditional sentence: If you heat water, it boils. If she studies, she will pass. If I were rich, I would travel the world. If he worked harder, he will get a promotion.

Complete the sentence: "___ is my phone over there.". This. These. That. Those.

Complete this sentence with the correct relative pronoun:"The woman ____ lives next door is a doctor". Who. Which. Where. whose.

Which sentence is correct?. I am boring in this class. This movie is really bored. The book was so interesting that I read it in one day. She felt exciting about the trip.

Which sentence is correct?. This bag is too much heavy to carry it. He is too tall to fit through the door. The coffee is enough hot to drink. She has money too to buy a new phone.

Which sentence is correct?. This shoes are very expensive. Those is my favourite jacket. I don't like these books. That pens belong to Peter.

Choose the correct passive form of the active sentence: "The manager wrote the email". The email writes the manager. The email was written by the manager. The email is wrote by the manager. The email was writing by the manager.

Choose the correct sentence using "much": There are much people at the event. There is much information online. I have much friends on social media. Much companies use digital tools.

Choose the correct sentence using a modal verb for prohibition. You must be careful with your passwords. You can't share your password with anyone. You might need to update your password. You should create a strong password.

The agent in the passive voice uses the preposition: by. for. to. All answers are incorrect.

What is a quantifier?. A word that describes a noun. A word that indicates quantity without an exact number. A word that replaces a noun. A word that shows possession.

What is the difference between "a few" and "few"?. "A few" means a moderate number, while "few" means a small number. "A few" is for uncountable nouns, while "few" is for countable nouns. They mean the same and can be used interchangeably. "Few" is used in positive sentences, while "a few" is used in negative ones.

Which of the following is an example of the Saxon genitive?. Maria's phone. The phone of Maria. The phone's Maria. The Maria phone.

Which of these indefinite pronouns refer to people?. Something. Anywhere. Nobody. Everything.

Which quantifier is used with countable nouns?. Much. Little. Many. A little.

Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb?. She must to finish the report today. He can speaks three languages. You should take a break. They might goes to the party.