Grammar
Ought not to is regularly substituted by:
Shouldn't or should not.
That they don't consume food of animal origin.
Vegetarian.
In football, cycling and rugby it is necessary to wear elbow and knee protection. True or false?
True
In some parts of Russia, people may not talk at all during dinner. True or false?
True
Which one is spelled correctly?
a) Atmosfere.
b) Atmosphere.
c) Atmospher
b) Atmosphere.
The conjunctions because, as and since. They are of type:
Reason.
Difficult situation that someone faces.
Challenge.
Hot ice cream, peanut butter powder and square eggs. This are examples of:
Molecular gastronomy.
Earth day is celebrated on April 22 or 24?
April 22.
Which one is spelled correctly?
a) Effective.
b) Efective
c) Effectiv
a) Effective
When is used either...or?
Is used to make a choice between two ideas.
Person who plays a musical instrument or composes music.
Musician.
You need to weigh at least 50 kilos, the first time you have to do it with a coach. Here are some rules for you to:
Parachute jumping
People from what country watch more TV? Canada or USA.
USA.
Which one is spelled correctly?
a) Resonable
b) Reasonavle
c) Reasonable
c) Reasonable
according to, due to, except for. Are examples of:
Complex prepositions.
That it looks like another person or thing.
Similar.
One of the benefits of consuming _______ is the high level of protein they contain.
Insects.
What is the name of the country that has no land, doesn't have permanent citizens, doesn't have an official language and is virtual?
Wirtland.
Which one is spelled correctly?
a) Enviromental.
b) Environmental.
c) Enbironmental.
b) Environmental.
When could is used?
To express permission, possibility and suggestions.
Small house, usually in the country, made of logs.
Hut.
Who was the first to help the judges at Plainfield Racecourse in New Jersey determine which runner won the race?
Ernest Marks.
In which country should the left hand not be used while eating?
India
Which one is spelled correctly?
a) Commitment.
b) Comitment.
c) Comittment.
a) Commitment.