An informal email is normally written when... Communicating with a stranger. Communicating with friends. Applying to a job offer. Communicating with your boss.
He owns a flat in Dublin and a house in London, and he_________to London every Monday morning. Fly. Will have been flying. Flies. Is fliing.
To talk about future plans and intentions we use: a. The present continuous. b. Will + bare form of the verb. c. The present simple. d. Be going to. .
Which of the following sentences is not an example of the imperative mood in English? a. You come here! b. Don't come here! c. Come here! d. Why don't you come here? .
Fill in the gap with the correct option:
What's wrong? Are you finding it difficult to solve the equation? I ________ help you with that. Will. Am going to. Am. Would.
Which sentence is grammatically correct? a. I haven't seen my family for six months ago. b. I went there since two months. c. I've never been to Russia. d. I'm so angry with you. You haven't started your homework still!.
Which tense is normally used to express actions in progress in the past? a. Past simple. b. Present perfect. c. Past continuous. d. Past perfect.
Contractions in English (I'm, don't, etc.)... a. Can always be used regardless of the type of register. b. Can never be used; they are grammatically incorrect. c. Can be used in informal speech or writing. d. Can be used in formal speech or writing.
We use the present simple when... a. Describing actions that started in the past and are still relevant at present. b. Referring to actions in progress at present. c. Talking about past habits. d. Expressing universal truths. .
Imagine you have to submit a progress report and give an oral presentation about it within your field of expertise. Which of the following pieces of advice is not good for a successful presentation? a. Be assertive and engage your audience. b. Don't include too much text in your slides. c. Include as many figures as possible. d. Don't just read your presentation. .
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