Tim _____ for a new job. He can't stand his boss. a. looks b. look c. is looking .
I was born a. In May, 12th., 1973. b. On May, 12th., 1973. c. On the 12th., May, 1973 d. On May, 1973, the 12th..
They don't want to move because they a. have lived there all their lives. b. lived there all their lives. c. were living there all their lives. d. doesn't like the new flat.
You're out of breath. a. Are you running? b. Have you run? c. Have you been running? d. Did you run?.
Which word is not a profession? a. Musician. b. Electrician. c. Cook. d. Cooker. .
Sally has been working here a. for six months b. since six months. c. six months ago. d. for six months ago.
"Waited" has the same "-ed" pronunciation as a. watched. b. translated c. travelled. d. answered.
How _____ now? a. you are feeling b. do you feel c. are you feeling d. you feel.
With the verb "to be", the adverb of frequency always goes _____ the verb. a. before b. after or before -the order isn't important- c. after.
She is really tired because a. she was working very hard. b. she has been working very hard all day. c. she had been working very hard all day. d. she have been working very hard all day.
Which word has the same "-s"/"-es" suffix pronunciation as "houses"? a. Travels. b. Arrives. c. Dishes. d. Shops.
Choose the correct way to tell the time. a. It is past quarter nine. b. It is half past twenty-three. c. They are ten to twenty-five. d. It is five to five.
I _____ television a lot but I don't any more. a. was watching b. was used to watch c. used to watch d. was used to watching.
True or False: The word "play" when added "-s" changes to "playes" a. True. b. False.
When the telephone rang, she a. was answering it. b. has answered it. c. responded it. d. answered it.
They _____ out after lunch and they've just come back. a. went b. have gone c. are gone d. have been.
If you want to know someone's job, you don't say a. What do you do? b. What is your job? c. Have you got a job? d. Are you in an employment now?.
Better than before?
_____ this week? -No, she's on holiday. a. Is Susan working b. Does Susan work c. Does work Susan d. Is working Susan.
The man sitting next to me on the plane was nervous because he _____ before. a. hasn't flown b. didn't fly c. hadn't flown d. wasn't flying.
Which of the following sentences is correct? a. He tooks the train two hours ago b. I didn't wait for the bus c. He didn't stayed at home last night. d. We don't saw the news yesterday.
Verbs related to senses are "action verbs". ¿True or False? a. True. b. False. .
True or False: The "-s" in the word "talks" is pronounced as in "goes". a. True. b. False.
My colleague usually _____ to work. He hates traffic jams. a. is cycling b. let's cycle c. cycles .
I am going to stand _____ for the waiter while he is on sick leave. a. off b. on c. out d. in.
The answer to "Where were you born?" is a. I was born in Madrid b. I'm born in Madrid. c. I borned in Madrid.
If you come from Holland your nationality is: a. Hollish. b. Dutch. c. Danish. d. British.
I'm not very hungry so _____ a sandwich. a. I have b. I just have c. I'm just having.
An applicant should not ask at a job interview a. What are the opportunities for professional development? b. Are you married? c. Why do you like working for this company? d. Are there any opportunities for training?.
My Christmas holidays lasted a. since 12 days. b. for 12 days. c. during 12 days. d. 12 days ago.
Which job advertisement abbreviation is incorrect? a. Pw: per week. b. Ft: feet. c. Immed: immediate. d. Ref: references.
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