Inglés 6

Which of the following words is pronounced with the phoneme/ŋg/?. Song. Finger. Singer. Thing.

When something is really expensive you say that it costs a leg and an arm. True or false?. True. False.

Match each word with its corresponding vowel sound. Leave. Live. Hat. Heart.

The following two sentences mean the same: 'If you put wood on water, it floats' and 'When you put wood on water, it floats. True or false?. True. False.

When you are calling the roll in a meeting you are announcing the next meeting at the end of the session. True or false?. True. False.

The city. a. is worth to visit. b. is worth visiting. c. is worth visit. d. is to worth visiting.

Choose the correct sentence. a. What about that we change the marketing policy?. b. What about changing the marketing policy?. c. What about to change the marketing policy?. d. What about change the marketing policy?.

The conditional expression 'if I were you' can be replaced by the expression 'if I was you'. True or False?. True. False.

Which of the following idioms mean 'to feel very sad or depressed'?. a. To keep your chin up. b. To feel blue. c. To get cold feet. d. To be a bit under the weather.

Match each word to the correct definition. A list of items to be discussed at a meeting. To persuade someone in a dishonest way to help you by giving money or something valuable. The latest time or date by which something should be completed. Goods bought for a lower price than normal.

Negotiation styles are similar around the world. True or false?. True. False.

Which sentences are correct?. a. Would you mind telling me what your name is?. b. I'm not sure if it is all right. c. Would you mind telling me what's your name?. d. I'm not sure if is all right.

When the verb tense of the main clause of a conditional sentence is would or could, which verb tense do you use in the if-clause?.

Match the parts of a meeting to their correct order. 1. 2. 3. 4.

We were _____ over prices all day. a. making ends meet. b. borrowing. c. merging. d. haggling.

'Should' and 'Ought to' mean the same. True or false?. True. False.

The word wholesale is used when goods are sold in large quantities to be retailed by others. True or false?. True. False.

Choose the correct sentence: a. You won't make any profit unless you don't accept the terms. b. You won't make any profit unless you accept the terms. c. You will make a profit unless you don't accept the terms. d. You will make a profit unless you accept the terms.

What's the meaning of COD?.

Which of the following phrases can be used to allocate roles at a meeting?. a. I have received apologies for the absence of Arthur Williams. b. I'd like to hand over to Paul who is going to lead the next point. c. I'd like to thank Jack for joining us today. d. If we are all here let's get started.

I want. a. you be pleasant with our potential customers. b. you to be pleasant with our potential customers. c. that you are pleasant with our potential customers. d. you being pleasant with our potential customers.

Order the following elements to form a correct sentence: he / wonder / I / what / doing / now / is.

In Japan, prolonged eye contact is considered rude and is generally avoided. True or false?. True. False.

Match each verb to the correct pattern. Want. Avoid. Make. Look forward to.

Match the two halves to get useful phrases to express agreement or disagreement. You have. That´s not exactly. That´s a. I´m afraid.

Which is the correct sentence?. a. I didn't let them to go. b. I didn't let them go. c. I didn't let them going. d. I didn't let to them go.

After verbs of perception you must always use infinitive without to. True or false?. True. False.

Match the beginning and the ending of the following sentences. I would launch the new product for Christmas. Why don't we. Use the internet for. We won't launch the new product unless.

Which of the following idioms mean 'to be happy despite difficulties'?. a. To feel blue. b. To keep your chin up. c. To get cold feet. d. To be a bit under the weather.

Which of the following words is pronounced with the phoneme/ŋ/?. a. Finger. b. Song. c. Angry. d. Longer.