Vocabulary 1
Lori never buys shoes.
a. uncomfortable
b. unwanted
c. second-class
a. uncomfortable
are people who speak more than one language very well.
a. Citizens
b. Lawyers
c. Interpreters
c. Interpreters
Smoking inside the building.
a. doesn’t allow
b. isn’t allowed
c. isn’t allowing
b. isn’t allowed
14. The school in 2010.
a. built
b. was built
c. were built
b. was built
Maria nor her husband speaks English.
a. Neither
b. Either
c. Both
a. Neither
Brad: Can you please the TV? I’m trying to study.
Arturo: Sure.
a. shut down
b. throw away
c. turn down
c. turn down
Oscar’s neighbor sometimes to work.
a. takes steps
b. makes a speech
c. gives him a ride
c. gives him a ride
People are arrested every day the police.
a. by
b. with
c. from
a. by
15. The room yesterday.
a. cleaned
b. weren’t cleaned
c. wasn’t cleaned
c. wasn’t cleaned
Both the boy the girl want ice cream.
a. or
b. nor
c. and
c. and
2. Please put the in the trash can.
a. achievements
b. benches
c. wrappers
c. wrappers
When a person does something illegal, they’re .
a. passing a law
b. breaking the law
c. discriminating against someone
b. breaking the law
My children lunch at the childcare center.
a. am giving
b. is given
c. are given
c. are given
Our house damaged in the hurricane.
a. is
b. were
c. was
c. was
You can have a hamburger or a hot dog.
a. neither
b. either
c. both
b. either
Sveta: I haven’t finished eating yet.
Alex: That’s OK. your time.
a. Give
b. Take
c. Do
b. Take
Solomon got a ticket because he parked on a crosswalk.
a. car
b. traffic
c. vehicle
b. traffic
Make a sentence with these words:
meals/prepare/chefs
Meals are prepared by chefs.
They didn't paint their house last year.
Their house wasn't painted last year.
Make one sentence with the grammar from these two sentences:
Alex works full-time. Mary works full-time.
Both Alex and Mary work full-time.
James made an appointment for at the legal aid office.
a. a consultation
b. a fight
c. an arrest
a. a consultation
Did you know that is illegal in the U.S.?
a. translation
b. religion
c. discrimination
c. discrimination
Make a sentence with these words:
cakes/bake/bakers
Cakes are baked by bakers.
Rewrite this sentence with the grammar:
Tom didn't return those books to the library.
Those books weren't returned by Tom to the library.
Make one sentence with the grammar from these two sentences:
Charles wasn't at the game yesterday. Bella wasn't at the game yesterday.
Neither Charles nor Bella was at the game yesterday.