Monorail
A .......... puts out fires.
firefighter
How many countries are in the world?
a. 195
b. 190
c. 290
d. 295
a. 195
What does "to wear different hats mean" mean?
To have different jobs and roles.
You (can/have to ) ............... come to dinner at our house if you want to.
can
Replace the words in Italic with a word meaning the same thing.
The guests will arrive soon. Waiting for them to arrive, let's tidy the living room.
Meanwhile
Don’t be so ……………………… . You always put yourself first. Think about me for a change!
1. selfish
2. alone
3. lonely
4. yourself
1. selfish
Choose the grammatically correct sentence:
a) Neither of the students are ready.
b) Neither of the students is ready.
c) Neither students is ready.
d) Neither of students is ready.
b) Neither of the students is ready.
Fill in the blank: "They have lived here ___ 2010."
a) since
b) for
c) in
d) on
a) since
"Since" is used with specific points in time (e.g., since 2010), while "for" is used with durations of time (e.g., for 5 years).
The U.S.A. is a true example of a .........................
(A place where many different people and ideas exist together)
melting pot
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Use a word to replace the underlined words, keeping the same tense and meaning.
A famous Director gave her a role in his new film.
A famous Director cast her in his new film.
Maybe you are correct, and on this particular point. (1) ……………………… with you.
A) I agreed
B) I am agree
C) I agree
D) I disagree
C) I agree
My brothers were (playing/played) .............. a computer game when I went into the bedroom.
were playing
At first, to speak in public was strange and unusual for me, but now it has become familiar.
Say it in a different way keeping the same meaning.
I'm used to speaking in public.
Which of the following is a preposition?
a) Run
b) Under
c) Happy
d) Quickly
b) under
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Find and correct spelling mistakes.
He was sent to prison for expressing his disagreement with the goverment.
government
Who said this?
“To be or not to be, that's the question”
Shakespeare
Choose the correct sentence:
a) Neither of the answers are correct.
b) Neither of the answers is correct.
c) Neither of the answer is correct.
d) Neither of the answers were correct.
b) Neither of the answers is correct.
With "neither", the verb should be singular ("is" instead of "are" or "were").
What is the difference between "used to" and "be/get used to"?
* Used to - regular habit or state in past.
* Be/get used to - describes the process of becoming familiar with something.
Identify the misplaced modifier in this sentence: "The man drove the car to the store with leather seats."
a) The man
b) The car
c) To the store
d) With leather seats
d) With leather seats
The phrase "with leather seats" is misplaced. It seems to modify "store", but it should modify "car". The correct sentence would be: "The man drove the car with leather seats to the store."
Structure of the present perfect
Subject + have/has +past participle
SYNONYM OF "ELDERLY"
OLD
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What is the singular form of "data"
The date shows a clear increase in temperature. Each ________ was carefully recorded.
datum