Inglés Profecional

It ... again. It ... all the time here in the winter. ´s raining / ´s raining. rains / rains. rains / ´s raining. ´s raining / rains.

I ... she ... you. think / likes. am thinking / is liking. think / is liking. am thinking / likes.

Why ... ?. those men are laughing. are laughing those men. are those men laughing.

What ... ?. does she want. does she wants. she wants. she want.

I went to London ... book and souvenirs. for buy. for to buy. for buying. to buy.

I enjoy ..., but Iwouldn´t like ... it all my life. to teach / to do. teaching / doing. to teach / doing. teaching / to do.

The man demanded ... the manager. to see. seeing. to seeing. see.

He goes on ... me the same thing over and over again. tell. to tell. telling. to telling.

On my way back I forgot ... milk but I bougth one coke. to buying. buying. buy. to buy.

Date by wich something must be done. sick leave. deadline. promotion. vacation.

Who ... the window?. open. opened. did opened. did open.

I didn´t ... he was at home. to think. think. thinking. thought.

I ... to America. have often gone. often have gone. have gone often.

... Gloria last week?. have you seen. did you see. were you seeing.

Who .. you that ring?. has given. gave. had given. gives.

He ... quite different since he ... married last month. is / has got. has been / has got. is / have got. has been / got.

She´s an old firend. I ... her ... years. ´ve known / for. know / for. ´ve known / since. know / since.

This is the first time I ... a sports car. ´ve driven. ´m driving. drive. drove.

Person or organization who has interest in the project and its outcome. issue. deliverable. stakeholder. scope.

A key point in the project´s timeline that marks the completion of a major task or phase. budget. milestone. risk. brainstorm.

Andrew ... to see us this evening but I´m not sure. will come. comes. is coming. is going to come.

Alice ... a baby because she has got a big belly. will have. has. is going to have. is having.

He was wearing ... riding boots. red old Spanish leather. old leather red Spanish. old red Spanish leather. Spanish red old leather.

I wonder if John ... this evening. will phone. phones. phone. would phone.

Look at that roof. It ... will fall down. falls down. is going to fall down. is falling down.

She´s ... university teacher. a. an. the. one.

I like ... small animals. the. -. all the. none.

It´s ... weather. such terrible. such a terrible. the terrible. of the terrible.

The feeling of contentment that customers experience after receiving a good service. assistance. complaint. refund. satisfaction.

A negotiated agreement between a buyer and seller to reach a mutually beneficial deal, often involving discussions about the price. haggle. flea market. bargain. princing.

- I ... draw a circle with a pencil only, and you? -Neither can I. can. can´t. may. mustn´t.

Last week I ... go to town on business trip as the Ministry of Education had forced me to come. was able to. should. had to. could.

- ... I go there now? - No, you ... can / hadn´t to. must / needn´t. am / aren´t. should / will.

If you ... fix a radio, you ... repair a TV too. must / may. cloudn´t / can. need / has to. can / will be able to.

People ... exercise regularly, otherwise they will get out of shape. should. can. might. mustn´t.

-"I live near my work" - So you ... go to the office by crowded buses". can´t. don´t have to. have to. should.

Seniors ... go on holidays in Summer if they don´t want to. haven´t. can´t. mustn´t. don´t have to.

Students ... use personal electronic devices during working hours or tests. It´s forbidden. are not allowed to. should. can. don´t have.

An individual who works on a project basis for various clients, often as an independent contractor. digital nomad. freelancer. telecommuting. cloud computing.

A seminar or workshop conducted over the internet, allowing participants to join remotely. online platform. remote collaboration. virtual meetings. webinar.

Ann ... (think) that she ... (see) the visitor before. is thinking / sees. thought / had seen. thinks / sees. thought / saw.

They ... (decide) to get married last month although they ... (kwon) each other for only six weeks. decide / know. decided / know. decided / knew. decided / had know.

Yesterday hwen Tom ... (come) the lesson ... (begin). came / already begins. came / already began. came / had already begun. comes / already begins.

He ... (look) at the backboard and ... (see) that the English teacher ... (write) the word "management" there. looked / saw / was writing. was looking / sees / wrote. looks / sees / had written. is looking / saw / writes.

... (be) the weather good when you ... (play) tennis?. is / played. was / were playing. has been / will be. will be / played.

Yesterday al this time it ... (snow). had snowed. snows. snowed. was snowing.

The company ... (order) some new equipements before the strike ... (begin). have ordered / begin. ordered / begins. had ordered / began. is ordering / began.

"Did you finish your homework?" the teacher asked if ... I finished. have you finished. I had finished.

The team ... (brainstorm) new ideas for the project when the manager ... (approach) us whit a questions. brainstormed / is approaching. were brainstorming / approached. brainstorm / were approaching. brainstormed / had approached.

The process of making goods or products on a large scale. retail. finance. manufacturing. automotive.