Zero conditional expresses a general truth and follows the pattern if + present simple, present simple. RIGHT or WRONG?
Right.
100
What tense is used to locate a past moment as a reference in past perfect?
Past simple
100
PAST SIMPLE of the following verbs:
- put
- be
- read
put, was/were, read (be careful with the pronunciation!)
200
The mechanic has not repaired the DVD recorder.
The DVD recorder has not been repaired (by the mechanic)
200
It's very hot in here. I ______ (open) the window.
will open
200
CORRECT THIS SENTENCE: "If I have enough money, I buy some new shoes"
..., I'll buy...
200
I ____________ English for 5 years now. (to learn)
have been learning
200
MAKE / DO a cake. Which one is correct?
MAKE
300
Sue puts the rucksack on the floor.
The rucksack is put on the floor (by Sue).
300
The class will start at 8:00 a.m.
Is this correct?
NO. The class starts...
300
"If you sit in the sun, you get burned" // "If you sit in the sun, you'll get burned". WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
ZERO CONDITIONAL: in general
FIRST: a particular situation
300
They were angry because they __________ for too long. (to wait)
had been waiting
300
Talk about your family for one minute. Do not stop until you are asked to do so.
...
400
How would you omit the subject of the following sentence: "The teacher is not going to open the window."
The window is not going to be opened.
400
Look at the sky! I think ___________ rain.
It is going to
400
If I ______ his number, I ______ him. (I don't have his number now, so it's impossible for me to call him).
SECOND CONDITIONAL: If I had his number, I would call him.
400
I _____ (read) yesterday's newspaper, but I _____ (read, not) today's.
read // haven't read
400
REPHRASE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE: "You might need to get a taxi, so take some money with you" (CASE)
"Take some money with you ____________ to get a taxi"
in case you need
500
Passivize both objects of the sentence: "They gave Jack the prize for best costume."
JACK: Jack was given the prize for best costume.
PRIZE: The prize for best costume was given to Jack.
500
What is the difference between "I will live in Madrid" and "I am going to live in Madrid"?
WILL: prediction (you want to, not sure)
BE GOING TO: plan (you will move soon)
500
"If I have enough money, I'll buy some new shoes". TRANSFORM IT INTO THE SECOND CONDITIONAL AND EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE.
If I had enough money, I would buy...
The first one is much more likely.
500
"I have studied for 10 hours" //
"I have been studying for 10 hours."
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
The second one has not finished yet.
500
What is the difference between "GIVE UP smoking" and "CUT DOWN ON smoking"?