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100
Every and each are followed by a singular/plural countable noun.
Every and each are followed by a SINGULAR countable noun.
100
Which doesn't belong? Put up a clock/a closet/a fence
Put up a clock OR put up a fence can NOT put up a closet
100
Correct the sentence. All of people in my office work hard, but I don’t really like none of them.
All of THE people in my office work hard, but I don’t really like ANY of them.
100
Define. Setback
Setback - a reversal or check in progress
100
What is the "new man"?
The new man is: a man who believes that men and women should be free to do the same things, and who does tasks, such as housework and looking after children, that were traditionally considered only okay for women to do.
200
Compound ___ are usually spelt with hyphens
Compound ADJECTIVES are usually spelt with hyphens
200
decorate a flat/ a kitchen/ a floor
Decorate a flat OR decorate a kitchen can NOT decorate a floor
200
I haven’t seen none of my friends from university for long time.
I haven’t seen ANY of my friends from university for A long time*. *for AGES.
200
Turnaround
Turnaround - an abrupt or unexpected change, esp. one that results in a more favorable situation
200
Give 5 examples of kitchen appliances.
ex. toaster. fridge. coffee maker. hot-water boiler. toaster. microwave.
300
What are the rules for: Present perfect continuous Present perfect simple
Present perfect continuous = subject + have or has + been + verb-ing Present perfect simple = subject + have or has + past participle
300
Host (feminine version?) Waiter (feminine version?)
Host – hostess waiter –waitress
300
anyone. every. both of. any of. everyone. each. all of. anything. either of. 1. Which refer to 2 THINGS 2. Which refer to MORE THAN 2 THINGS 3. Which refer to 2 OR MORE THINGS
1. both of. either of. 2. everyone. ever. any of. anyone. all of. anyone. anything 3. each
300
Check-up
Check-up - a thorough examination, esp. a medical or dental one.
300
How have women's roles changed in the past few decades?
ex. more women are working. less are staying at home. etc.
400
Subject + have or get + something + _______ Subject + get + somebody + _______ + something
Subject + have or get + something + PAST PARTICIPLE Subject + get + somebody + INFINITIVE WITH TO + something
400
Who is someone who tends a bar? Who is someone who critiques?
Someone who tends a bar – BARTENDER Someone who critiques – CRITIC or CONNOISSEUR
400
no. no one. neither of. none of. 1) Which refers to 2 things or people 2) Which refers to more than 2 things or people
1) neither of 2) no one. none of. no.
400
Break-up
Break-up - an end to a relationship, typically a marriage. also. a division of a country or organization into smaller autonomous unit
400
On average day in Britain men spend how long caring for children? doing house work? watching TV?
Watching kids - 13 minutes House work - 45 minutes Watching TV - 3 hours