First Conditional
If you __________ (study), you _________ (pass) the exam.
study/ will pass
Lady Gaga avoids ________ (meet) other artists.
meeting
Complete the sentence with the missing verb:
________ we do this?
SHALL!
Translate this expression:
"Por último, pero no menos importante"
Last but not least
What is the largest organ in the human body?
Skin
If I ________ (not pass) this exam, I ________ (not be) happy!
don't pass/ won't be
Which verb is ALWAYS followed by a to-infinitive?
a) Avoid
b) Decide
c) Enjoy
DECIDE
What degree subject is this?
"I study how the brain works."
Psychology
Translate this expression:
"Ponerse al día"
Catch up
What is the smallest country in the world?
Vatican City
If she _________ (not hurry), she _________ (miss) the bus.
doesn't hurry/ will miss
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form:
"I regret ___ (tell) you that we can't accept your offer."
to
What degree subject is this:
I want to be the manager at a big company one day!
Business management
Name an idiom that means: not very often/ very rarely
Who wrote the Hary Potter series?
J.K. Rowling
Correct the mistake in the sentence:
"If it will rain tomorrow, we won’t go to the beach."
If it rains tomorrow, we won’t go to the beach.
Name two verbs that can be followed by both -ing and to-infinitive with a change in meaning
forget
remember
stop
try
regret
What degree subject is this?
I am learning to design roads and bridges.
engineering
Name an idiom that means to stop working for the day
Call it a day
What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
Belfast
Rewrite the sentence in the first conditional:
"She doesn’t invite him. He doesn’t come to the party."
If she doesn’t invite him, he won’t come to the party
Explain the difference:
"Stop to smoke" vs "stop smoking"
"Stop to smoke" means pausing an action to smoke; "Stop smoking" means quitting smoking
Fill in the gaps:
A: Is now a ____ time?
B: Sorry, can I ____ you ____? I've ____ ____ go.
A: Sure, speak ____ you _____!
good
call - back/ got to
to - soon
Translate this idiomatic expression:
"Para gustos, colores"
To each their own
In which year did the Titanic sink?
1912