Unit 7_1
When do we use "used to"?
A. For past habits
B. For past states
C. Both (past habits and past states)
C. Both (past habits and past states)
What's the comparative of the adverb "quickly"?
A. quicklier
B. more quickly
C. least quickly
B. more quickly
Which verb form emphasizes the duration of an activity?
A. He has walked for two hours.
B. He has been walking for two hours.
B. He has been walking for two hours.
How do we form the passive voice?
A. verb to be + v-ing
B. verb to be + past participle
C. verb to be + been + v-ing
B. verb to be + past participle
Which sentence correctly describes a past state that is no longer true?
A. I would live in a small village.
B. I was use to live in a small village.
C. I use to live in a small village.
A. I would live in a small village.
Complete the transformation: “If you practice more, you become better.”
→ “The ______ you practice, the _______ you become.”
A. most / best
B. much / good
C. more / better
C. more / better
A traveler started waiting for a delayed flight two hours ago and is still waiting. Which sentence best emphasizes the activity and its duration?
A. I have waited for two hours.
B. I have been waiting for two hours.
C. I am waiting for two hours.
D. I waited for two hours.
B. I have been waiting for two hours.
Someone stole my bicycle yesterday. Which is the correct past simple passive sentence?
A. My bicycle was stolen yesterday.
B. My bicycle was stealing yesterday.
C. My bicycle has stolen yesterday.
D. My bicycle is stolen yesterday.
A. My bicycle was stolen yesterday.
Choose the sentence in which "would" is used correctly for a repeated past action.
A. When I was young, I would be very shy.
B. When I was young, I would visit my grandmother every Sunday.
C. When I was young, I would own a red bicycle.
B. When I was young, I would visit my grandmother every Sunday.
Which sentence correctly uses the “the + comparative, the + comparative” pattern?
A. The most you study, the more confident you become.
B. The more you study, the most confident you become.
C. The more you study, the more confident you become.
C. The more you study, the more confident you become.
Which sentence correctly describes a travel problem with a present result?
A. I lose my passport, so I can't check in.
B. I've been losing my passport, so I can't check in.
C. I've lost my passport, so I can't check in.
C. I've lost my passport, so I can't check in.
Workers are repairing the road right now. Which sentence correctly uses the present continuous passive?
A. The road has been repaired right now.
B. The road is being repaired right now.
C. The road was being repaired right now.
D. The road is repaired right now.
B. The road is being repaired right now.
Choose the correct transformation: “In the past, Ana played tennis every Saturday, but she doesn't now.”
A. Ana used to played tennis every Saturday.
B. Ana use to play tennis every Saturday.
C. Ana used to play tennis every Saturday.
C. Ana used to play tennis every Saturday.
Choose the correct verb pattern: “I really enjoy_______ new places when I travel.”
A. visiting
B. visited
C. to visit
D. visit
A. visiting
Which of these is not a travel problem?
A. flight delay
B. travel sickness
C. sightseeing
C. sightseeing
The hotel staff have cleaned all the rooms. Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect passive?
A. All the rooms have been cleaned.
B. All the rooms are being cleaned.
C. All the rooms were cleaned.
D. All the rooms have cleaned.
A. All the rooms have been cleaned.
When we use "would"?
A. For past habits
B. For past states
C. Both (past habits and past states)
A. For past habits
Which sentence uses a verb followed by the to-infinitive correctly?
A. We decided to left early.
B. We decided to leaving early.
C. We decided to leave early.
C. We decided to leave early.
Choose the correct question for someone who has been traveling since Monday and is still traveling.
A. How long are you traveling?
B. How long have you been traveling?
C. How long did you travel?
D. How long you have been traveling?
B. How long have you been traveling?
The instructions say that visitors must wear safety helmets. Which passive sentence is correct?
A. Safety helmets must being worn by visitors.
B. Safety helmets are must worn by visitors.
C. Safety helmets must worn by visitors.
D. Safety helmets must be worn by visitors.
D. Safety helmets must be worn by visitors.