TSAF UAX INGLÉS

He isn’t as..... his brother. bigger than. big as. bigger as. big than.

Thanks for a lovely evening. I really enjoyed.... very much. ---. myself. me. its.

Is this .......coat? No, mine is the red one. its. our. your. yours.

Is....... your car at the end of the street?. these. this. those. that.

Rio de Janeiro is famous for.... carnival. it's. his. Its. her.

The Sears Tower is..... the Eiffel Tower. as taller than. taller than. taller as. tallest than.

We’ve never made..... money. much. many. a few. few.

Don’t forget to brush your... Teeth. Teeths. Tooths. Tooth.

The African elephant is......... land mammal in the world. the largest. the larger. as larger. one largest.

He didn’t sell..... books. A lot. A little of. Much. Many.

My old jacket doesn’t fit ……... anymore: I. Mine. Me. My.

…… are my children. Its. That. These. This.

He isn’t as …… his brother. Big than. Big as. Bigger as. Bigger than.

Thanks for a lovely evening. I really enjoyed ……... very much. Its. Myself. Me. –.

Maria has lost …… purse. Its. Hers. His. Her.

His brother sings …….. Beautifully. Beautiful. Biutiful. Biutifuly.

Is ……… your car at the end of the street?. This. That. Those. These.

Rio de Janeiro is famous for ……. Carnival. Its. Her. His. It’s.

I’ve just bought …… new trousers. Any. A. This. Some.

Have you got a copy of …… Newspaper?. Yesterdays’s. Yesterday’s. Yesterday. Yesterdays’.

Is this …… coat? No, mine is the red one. Our. Yours. Its. Your.

You have …… message today. No. Any. Not. Some.

I had …… toast for breakfast today. A. An. Any. Some.

Pedro speaks English ……. Well. Goodly. Good. Welly.

The Sears Tower is …… the Eiffel Tower. Taller as. Tallest than. As taller than. Taller than.

Let’s have …….. with our dinner. A wine. Wines. An wine. Some wine.

While my mother …, my father was reading. Was cooked. Cooked. Is cooking. Was cooking.

I am going … smoking after holidays. Stopping. Stopped. Stop. To stop.

Yesterday we … for the bus for twenty minutes. Was waiting. Were waited. Have waited. Waited.

This year … French. Are study. Study. Studied. Are studying.

I was sleeping when the fire …. Started. Was started. Were starting. Was to start.

Jane and her friends … like fast food. Doesn’t. Don’t. Aren’t. Isn’t.

I … what to do tonight. Not knowing. Don’t know. Not know. ‘m not know.

I’d like … in a good restaurant. For eating. Eating. Eat. to eat.

Did you … your friends art the party last night?. Saw. Sees. Seen. See.

My sister … to be a pilot but she is working as a flight attendant at the moment. Wanted. Want. Wants. Is wanting.

The can’t … to the weeding. Came. Come. To come. Coming.

Excuse me, … you tell me the time, please?. Should. May. Could. Do.

We … lunch at home. Are having never. Are never having. Have never. Never have.

Turn off the light before … to bed. To going. Going. Of going. To go.

What …? I’m watching TV. Are you doing. Do you do. You are doing. You doing.

Does she … near here?. Live. Living. Is living. Lives.

What do you …. To do?. Wanted. Want. Wanting. To want.

I … to open this book but I can’t. Tried. Have tried. Had tried. Trying.

I am going … smoking after holidays. To stop. Stopped. Stopping. Stop.

… you got married, you look so happy. Since. Because of. So. Until.

I wish they … to the party last wee k. Go. Have gone. Had gone. Could go.

He told us … tell anybody. To don’t. Not to. To not. That we didn’t.

I enjoy … in bed in the morning. Read. Readed. Reads. Reading.

You … smoke inside public places. Must. Have to. Mustn’t. Must not to.

If you come for a visit, I … show you the best pubs in town. Am. Will. Would. ‘ll be.

They told … to shut up. To us. We. Our. Us.

Romeo and Juliet was written … Shakespeare. On. For. By. With.

They are learning English … their parents. To pleasing. Pleasing. For pleasing. To please.

This is a machine … cows. To milk. To milking. For milking. For milk.

I would like … on a holiday before the summer. To go. Go. That I went. Going.

He … that he wasn’t angry. Told me. Said I. Said me. Told to me.

They’d enjoy … with their cousins. Playing. They to play. They would played. To play.

I … call you if I need some help. Would. Wills. Will. Could.

If I … you, I would call the doctor. Should be. Am. Were. Would be.

If you heat water, It …. Is boiling. Boiled. Would boil. Boils.

We stopped … attention when she was talking. To paying. Of paying. For paying. Paying.

They asked where …. We lived. Lived we. Did we lived. Did we live.

I wish … the exam. I can pass. To pass. I could pass. Passing.

She told me … cry. Not. To not. Not to. Don’t.

She would … if she had enough money. Had travelled. Be travelled. Have travelled. travelled.

We decided to go camping … the rain. However. Although. In spite. Despite.

She is … incredible. So an. So. Such an. Such.

You are … nice children. Such a. So a. Such. So.

I went on holiday to the Caribbean … have a rest. To. On. So that. For.

This is the cinema … I saw my first film. When. Which. Where. That.

I went shopping with my … and she had a lot of fun. Uncle. Nephew. Niece. Brother.

Helen is going to be on a diet … lose weight. To. For. About. Enough.

He is … popular singer that he sells thousands of CDs. So. Such. So a. Such a.

He arrived at the station … late to say goodbye to his girlfriend. Too. Such. Enough. Much.

… It was very hot, he didn’t take his coat off. Although. Despite of. In spite of. Despite.

My favourite … is English. Signature. Subject. Assignment. Matter.

Paris is … my parents went for their honeymoon. Which. Where. That. When.

This is the student … mother wanted to talk to you. Which. Who his. Shoes. That his.

It was … big sandwich that we couldn’t eat it all. Such. Such a. So. So a.

She is …! She is so happy. Sellfish. Pregnant. Embarrassing. Embarrassed.

Sunday afternoons are … boring that we never know what to do. What. Such. So. So much.

I keep all my document in a …. Carpet. Sheet. File. Folder.

I like books … have romance and adventure. Who. Which they. Which. Who they.

A waiter is a person … works in a restaurant. Who. Whose. Which. Who he.

He was … happy that he invited us for a drink. Such. Too. So much. So.

Training to muscular … is necessary to gain maximum strength or increased muscular hypertrophy. Endurance. Failure. Dislocation. Joint.

The dumbbell is the most representative device for practicing…. BMR. Wrestling. Weightlifting. PNS.

A very small, usually tube-shaped casing with a dose of medicine inside, designed to be swallowed. Capsule. Pill. Ampoule. Tablet.

A cardiac … requires immediate intervention with …. Pain / CPR / TFT. Pattern /CNS. Arrest / CPR. Arrest / MRI.

After achieving muscular failure, with … which is a technique for continuing an exercise with a lower weight. BMR. Maximal jump. Drop sets. Forced reps.

The … is the main bone of the hip. Xiphoid. Ilium. Patella. Ulna.

Olympic athletes are very … in exercises, sports or games requiring physical strength, agility, or stamina. Skilled. Disabled. Coaching. Strengthened.

It is necessary to bend your knees at the same time to achieve a(n) … in order to work your hips. Stretch. Curling. Bump. Squat.

… consists of exercises in which muscles exert maximum force in short intervals of time, with the goal of increasing power (speed-strength). Heavy squat. Plyometrics. Sport medicine. Muscular breakdown.

The … is / are essential for protecting the lungs and the hurt from impacts. Ribs. Shoulder blade. Sternum. Vertebrae.

Because of rotating the dumbbell on the wrong angle, the girl dislocated her shoulder…. Joint. Sprain. Bump. Pattern.

She has a(n) … on her skin after striking her knee on the step of a swimming pool ladder while cimbling out. Skill. Bruise. Arrest. Ache.

The … is located under the lungs, separating the chest cavity from the abdomen. Spleen. Diaphragm. Aorta. Liver.

The … segregates insulin that converts the sugars taken in the foods into energy. Spleen. Liver. Kidney. Pancreas.

A fatty or oily medicated formulation, similar to cream, applied to the skin to heal or protect. Powder. Pessary. Solution. Ointment.

The stomach is situated between the … and the small intestine. Pancreas. Spleen. Esophagus. Lungs.

Warming up by … your shoulder, legs, arms and legs before exercising is essential. Developing. Improving. Stretching. Relieving.

Overloading muscles to convert fatty acids and amino acids into energy is known as … in Health and Fitness. Catabolism. Forced reps. Disability. Anabolism.

… consist of moving a body part toward the body’s midline or central axis of the anatomical position. Motion. Abduction. Endurance. Adduction.

Select the machine that IS NOT designed to work the back. Face pulls. Machine fly. Close Grip P.D. Lateral pulldown.