GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
PHRASAL VERBS
VERB TENSES
QUESTION FORMATION
100
What's the indirect question for "Where do you live?"
I would like to know where you live. OR Could you tell me where you live?
100
What does the word 'delighted' mean? very angry? very sad? very happy? very tired?
very happy
100
Which phrasal verb means 'curarse'? get by - get over - get through to - get on with
get over
100
Which sentence is correct? What do you do tonight? - What are you doing tonight?
What are you doing tonight?
100
I live in Madrid. Where...?
Where do you live?
200
I feel stronger if I take vitamin tablets. (Re-write this sentence so that it has a similar meaning. Start the sentence with a gerund)
Taking vitamin tablets makes me feel stronger.
200
Do you... collect jogging? go jogging? play jogging? take jogging?
go jogging
200
Which phrasal verb means 'llevarse bien con'? get through to - get round - get away with - get on with
get on with
200
Which sentence is correct? I bought the tickets last week. We are going to Paris! - I bought the tickets last week. We will go to Paris!
I bought the tickets last week. We are going to Paris!
200
I bought it last week. When ...?
When did you buy it?
300
"I don't like wearing make-up," said Jessica. Jessica said...
Jessica said she didn't like wearing make-up.
300
How do you say 'sillón ball' in English? sofa ball? armchair ball? couch tomato? couch potato?
couch potato
300
Which phrasal verb means 'llevarse con/escaparse con/librarse con'? get through to - get away with - get round - get by
get away with
300
Which sentence is correct? Is your sister coming tomorrow? - Is your sister going to come tomorrow?
Both
300
My sister is coming at 3. Who ...?
Who is coming at 3?
400
What's the indirect question for "Where are my car keys?"
I would like to know where my car keys are. OR Could you tell me where my car keys are? OR Do you know where my car keys are?
400
What's the noun for 'weak'?
weakness
400
Do you... get round a problem? - get through to a problem? - get on with a problem? - get by a problem?
get round a problem
400
Which sentence is correct? I'm seeing the dentist tomorrow. - I will see the dentist tomorrow.
I'm seeing the dentist tomorrow.
400
They love pop music. Not jazz. Not techno. Pop! What ...?
What kind of music do they love?
500
Peter said: "I will see you in Paris next month." Peter said...
Peter said he would see me in Paris the following month.
500
Which one is correct? to be good in something to be good at something to be good on something to be good about something
to be good AT something
500
What phrasal verbs mean 'apagar/encender'?
Turn/Switch on - Turn/Switch off
500
Which sentence is correct? When you called, I had already eaten. - When you called, I already ate.
When you called, I had already eaten.
500
That is Justin's car. Whose ...?
Whose car is that?
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