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100

How do you say "plazo" in English?

deadline

100

If you say nonsense, what you say is logical/silly

silly

100

Have you seen the report who /when /that Mary wrote last week end?

that

100

What is the difference between story and history?

story: a descriptions of events written to entertain people.

history: events that happened in the past

200

How do you say "aumento de sueldo" in English?

pay rise

200

If I don’t have lunch soon, I’m going to die of terrible hunger

starvation

200

The new clerk, who's /that /whose CV is impressive, will be working here for six weeks.

whose

200

What is the difference between lend and borrow?

lend: you give the object

borrow: you get the object.

300

We can work just a few hours a day or a few days a week

part time

300

A verb which means: speak softly and not clearly

mumble

300

The young boy was given a reward. He had saved the drowning child.

The young boy who had saved the drowning child was given a reward.

300

What is the difference between win and earn money?

earn: get money in return of a service

win: get money from a competition, a bet or a contest

400

A synonym of salary.

wages

400

A verb which means: look angrily at someone

glare

400

Combine this pair of sentences with a defining or non-defining relative clause. Use commas when necessary.

His latest album is amazing. It came out last week.

His latest album, which came out last week, is amazing.

 / His latest album, which is amazing, came out last week.

400

What is the difference between refuse and deny?

Refuse: not willing to do something

Deny: not to admit the truth

500

I work on the night _______

shift

500

Two words in the text form the unit that refer to people

clerk and slave

500

Rewrite the sentence in formal English.

The letter which we had been waiting for finally arrived.

The letter for which we had been waiting finally arrived.

500

What is the difference between like and as?

like: in the same way as

as: used to show that somebody has a particular role or function

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