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the regular verbs have a spelling change in the past. T. F.

The verb (to be) in the present is combined like this:am,is,are. T. F.

The verb to be is used tp give information about a person or thing. T. F.

The this and these refer to people or things that are close to you. T. F.

5. The That and Those refer to people or things that are far away from you. T. F.

6. Has is used for the second person singular. T. F.

7. Has is used for the second person singular. F. T.

8. The verb to be is the most important verb for communication in the English language. T. F.

The verb”do” is used for the affirmation of action verbs. F. T.

10. The indefinite article "a" is used with nouns beginning with vowels. F. T.

11. The indefinite article "an" is used with nouns beginning with vowels. F. T.

12. On means below. F. T.

13. In means en-dentro-de- hacia adentro. F. T.

14. In English chocolate is written the same but its pronunciation is different. T. F.

15. To form the plural of nouns ending in: ch, sh, s, o-x, add-es. F. T.

16. The present simple is used to talk about things that happen repeatedly. T. F.

17. The verbs to be-to have-to do, have a different conjugation than the other verbs. F. T.

18. When conjugating the present simple, an "s" must be added to the end of the verb only in the third persons. T. F.

19. In front means enfrente de-delante de. F. T.

20. The word entre, in the English language is written (between). F. T.

21. The English language alphabet consists of 28 letters. T. F.

22. The simple past perfect tense is made up of: subject+have+ verb in past participle+complement. F. T.

23. The correct way to make a negative sentence is subject+verb in past participle+have not+complement. F. T.

24. The simple past tense is used for actions completed in the past. F. T.

25. The simple past tense is used for habits and customs in the past. T. F.

26. The contraction "did not" is used for affirmative sentences. F. T.

27. The present perfect indicate events with in a time period up to the present. F. T.

28. In interrogative sentences, the auxiliary "do" is used after the subject or pronoun. T. F.

29. "Does" is used before the subject or pronoun in the third person singular. F. T.

30. Demonstratives (this-that-these-those) show where an object or person is in relation to the speaker. F. T.

31. This(singular) and These(plural) refer to an object or person near the speaker. F. T.

32. If a noun ends in” fe” oor “f”, the ending is chaged to “ves”. T. F.

33. A noun ending in "sh-ch-s-z y x" should be added "es • Read this text, then answer these questions using the text. use true or false. T. F.

34. A polite greeting is when I use ranks and names. T. F.

35. It’s not good when I say Sir or Madame in all circumstances. F. T.

36. Your superiors are someone that you say “call me Frank. F. T.

37. It appropriate when your boss says you I’m Dr. Rob Ramoray. F. T.

38. Weakness is a sign of rudeness. F. T.

39. Rudeness is like insolence. T. F.