Use an Adjective Clause to identify or give information about a noun or an indefinite pronoun. Give examples of indefinite pronouns.
someone or something
100
How many and what are the types of holidays?
Three. Seasonal, historical & religious
100
The Present Factual Conditional or Zero conditional is used to talk about...
general truths or scientific facts.
100
Which one of these expressions mean "new" technology"?
a) cutting-edge b) high-end c) innovative
a) cutting-edge
200
Which relative pronouns can you use to describe people?
who or that
200
A way to commemorate a holiday that consists of wearing festive clothes to pretend to be someone or something else.
wear costumes
200
Does the second conditional talk about real or unreal situations? In the present or in the past?
Present Unreal Situations
200
When an invention is one of a kind or like no other in the world, it is called...
unique
300
Spot the mistake in the following sentence.
Halloween is a celebration that it takes place in October.
it
300
Way to commemorate a holiday in which there is a large number of people dancing, walking, or riding in vehicles, all moving in the same direction, usually in a formal way as part of a public celebration.
Parade
300
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
If I had known about the concert, I _____ (go).
would have gone
300
When a product uses new ideas, you say it is...
a) high-tech b) revolutionary c) top-of-the-line
b) revolutionary
400
Identify the Adjective Clause in the following sentence:
The girl that you invited to my wedding is very nice.
that you invited to my wedding
400
A formal set of actions used at an important social or religious event such as a wedding.
A ceremony
400
What tense do you use in the conditional clause of the past unreal conditional?
Past Perfect
400
When you agree to marry someone you get...
engaged
500
Who is the SUBJECT of the Adjective Clause in the following sentence.
The dress that you bought was on sale at Palacio de Hierro.
you
500
How do you call the bride and groom after the wedding?
Newlyweds
500
Choose the option that is closer in meaning to the original sentence.
"I would have cooked something special if I had known you were coming tonight"
a) I knew you were coming so I cooked something special.
b) I didn't know you were coming but I cooked something special.
c) I didn't know you were coming so I didn't cook anything special.
C) I didn't know you were coming so I didn't cook anything special.