Grammar
Correct the sentence:
She has been working here since five years.
Answer: She has been working here for five years.
Give a synonym for “important”.
Possible answers: significant / essential / crucial
What is the difference between an adjective and an adverb?
Answer:
An adjective describes a noun.
An adverb usually describes a verb, adjective or another adverb.
Choose the correct answer:
By the time we arrived, the film ___.
A) started
B) had started
C) has started
D) was starting
Answer: B) had started
What is the difference between “job” and “career”?
Answer:
Job — a particular paid position.
Career — a long-term professional path.
What is the difference between Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous?
Answer:
Present Perfect Simple often focuses on result or completed amount.
Present Perfect Continuous focuses more on duration or activity.
Rewrite using “despite”:
Although he was very tired, he continued working.
Answer: Despite being very tired, he continued working.
Complete the collocation:
___ responsibility for your mistakes.
Answer: take responsibility
What is the difference between “although” and “despite”?
Answer:
Although + subject + verb
Although he was tired, he continued.
Despite + noun / V-ing
Despite being tired, he continued.
Correct all the mistakes:
If I would have more free time, I will learn another language.
Answer: If I had more free time, I would learn another language.
Explain the difference between “economic” and “economical”.
Answer:
Economic — related to the economy.
Economical — saving money or resources.
When do we use the Second Conditional?
Answer:
For unreal or unlikely situations in the present or future.
Formula:
If + Past Simple, would + V1
Example:
If I had more money, I would travel more.
Rewrite the sentence using a reduced relative clause:
Students who study abroad often become more independent.
Answer: Students studying abroad often become more independent.
Use “overcome a challenge” correctly in one good sentence.
Possible answer:
She worked hard to overcome the challenges she faced during her studies.
Explain the difference between a defining and a non-defining relative clause.
Answer:
A defining relative clause gives essential information.
Example:
The student who won the competition is my friend.
A non-defining relative clause gives extra information and uses commas.
Example:
My brother, who lives in Tashkent, is a doctor.