Ingles profesional GM Electricidad y Automatismos

Choose the right answer. She be a doctor. She is a doctor. She are a doctor. She am a doctor.

In which sentence is the adverb of frequency correctly placed?. They never are late. They are late never. They are never late. They are late for work never.

Correct negative form of 'to be': We are not happy. We isn't happy. We don't are happy. We no are happy.

Correct gerund form: Makeing. Runing. Crying. Swiming.

Correct form of 'to have got': 'He ______ a new car.'. have got. has got. has got not. have got not.

Negative form of 'to have got': I not have got. I haven't got. I doesn't have got. I don't have got.

Present continuous sentence: She watches TV. She watching TV. She watch TV. She is watching TV.

Present continuous sentence: He studies. He study. He is studying. He studying.

Present simple with frequency adverb: She go always. She goes always. She always goes. She always go.

About 'have got': British English. Present tense. Use 'to have' for others. All correct.

Choose the correct sentence. I have a orange. I have any orange. I have some orange. I have an orange.

Express preference: I like pizza. I liking pizza. I am like pizza. I likes pizza.

Correct pronoun usage: I talked to her. Work with they. Played with his. Studied in mine.

Preposition: I have a meeting ______ Monday. In. At. On. By.

Correct existence sentence: There is some apples. Are there any apples?. There isn't some milk. Is there some oranges?.

INCORRECT question: Why do you study?. When she takes her exam?. Who is your brother?. Where does he live?.

Article: I saw ______ elephant. A. some. an. at.

Quantity question: How apples?. How much apples?. How many apples?. How often apples?.

Possessive pronoun: Me. She. Their. Theirs.

Dislike sentence: I don't like spicy food. I no like. I not like. I doesn't like.

Present Perfect: 'I ______ to Paris.'. has never been. was never being. have never been. am never be.

Preposition: The book is ______ the table. At. in. between. on.

Past Simple vs Continuous: I saw Peter while walking. I was sawing. I saw Peter while walking. I saw Peter when I were.

Past habit: He ______ play football. Use. Used. used to. using.

Past simple: She ______ to the party. Go. Goes. Went. going.

Past 'to be': I ______ happy. Am. was. were. be.

Preposition: The dog is ______ the curtain. On. Behind. at. in.

Past Simple question: What did you ______?. Do. Does. Doing. did.

'Used to' expresses: Future. Past habit. Present. State.

Not belong to Present Perfect: since. ago. yet. already.

Comparative: This hotel is ______ than the last. more expensive. most expensive. expensiver. expensive.

Future simple: She ______ you. will called. is calling. calls. will call.

Imperative sentence: Turn left. Must turn left. Turn leave. Turned left.

Purpose: Tool is useful ______ cutting. In. to. for. by.

Movement: Cycled ______ the park. Under. into. on. across.

Going to question: Are they going to visit?. Are they going visit?. They are going to?. They going to?.

Superlative: The ______ movie. Funnier. the most funny. the funniest. funnier than.

Movement: Walked ______ the street. Into. across. under. behind.

Irregular adjective: Taller. better. happier. slower.

Purpose with 'to' or 'for': Difficult for understand. Studying to improve. Bought cake to. Left for catch.

Choose correct option: Surprising by news. Show was amused. Tired after journey. Jokes are tired.

Relative pronoun: My friend, ______ lives in Madrid... who. which. when. that.

Enough/Too sentence: Hot too to eat. Not big enough. Enough strong. Too enough young.

Second conditional: Touch fire, get burned. If I were you, I would. Finishes, will go. Rains, will stay.

Zero conditional: Heat water, boils. Studies, passes. Were rich, would. Worked, will.

Demonstrative: ______ is my phone over there. This. These. That. Those.

Relative pronoun: The woman ______ lives next door. Who. Which. Where. whose.

Adjectives -ing/-ed: Boring class. Movie is bored. Book was interesting. Felt exciting.

Too/Enough usage: Too much heavy. Too tall to fit. Enough hot. Money too to buy.

Demonstrative plural: This shoes. Those is. Don't like these books. That pens.

Passive form: 'The manager wrote the email'. Email writes manager. Email was written by manager. Email is wrote. Email was writing.

Use of 'much': Much people. Much information. Much friends. Much companies.

Modal prohibition: Must be careful. Can't share password. Might need. Should create.

Passive agent preposition: by. for. to. Incorrect.

Quantifier definition: Describes noun. Quantity without exact number. Replaces noun. Possession.

Difference 'a few' vs 'few': A few moderate, few = small. Count vs Uncount. Interchangeable. Positive vs Negative.

Saxon genitive: Maria's phone. Phone of Maria. Phone's Maria. Maria phone.

Indefinite pronoun for people: Something. Anywhere. Nobody. Everything.

Countable quantifier: Much. Little. Many. A little.

Modal verb usage: Must to finish. Can speaks. Should take a break. Might goes.