Grammar
Which is correct?
See you on the next year.
See you next year.
See you next year
How do you say "frequentare" in English?
To attend
What tense do you usually use to describe photos?
Present continuous
In which word is the L not silent?
Talk, palm, sold, almond
Say a word (or more) you can use to close a formal e-mail
sincerly, kind regards, respectfully...
What's the plural of "leaf"?
Leaves
How do you say "stipendio" in English?
Which one means "I still work there"?
I have worked in Berlin for 5 years.
I worked in Berlin for 5 years.
I have worked in Berlin for 5 years.
What does the stress imply?
I never said SHE stole my money.
Is this word real or fake?
Kerfuffle
Real
What's the correct sentence?
He is the best teacher in the world.
He is the best teacher of the world.
He is the best teacher in the world
What's the "strong vocabulary" for ugly?
Hideous
Which is correct? In which case could the other one also be correct?
Stephen King has written many novels.
Stephen King wrote many novels.
Stephen King has written many novels.
If Stephen King was dead, the second sentence could also be correct.
Which letter is silent?
Honest
H
What's the difference between mustn't and don't have to?
Mustn't --> Prohibited, against the law.
Don't have to --> You can if you want but it's not a necessity.
What's a synonim for "not as... as..."?
He is NOT AS tall AS Matteo.
He is less tall than Matteo.
How do you say "affidabile" in English?
Reliable
Which future tense would you use to talk about future arrangements that haven't been fully planned?
One day we ... visit Australia
Be going to
What's the odd one out?
Three, thunder, mother
Mother
What does "peckish" mean?
Slightly hungry.
I am feeling a bit peckish, we should have a snack.
She is really good in English.
She is really good at English.
She is really good at English
(good at, dependent preposition)
What's the "strong vocabulary" for dirty?
Filthy
What tense do you use to emphasize the process, not the result?
Present perfect continuous
I have been painting all morning!
What's the difference in pronounciation between "fill" and "feel"?
Fill has a short "i"
Feel has a long "i"
Make a sentence using "ought to"
You ought to take warm clothes with you in Iceland!