Mark the verbs that correctly fill the blank in the sentence, according to a real context (there is more than one correct answer). Alex ... his sister to do her homework.
encourages
won't help
will asks
tries
will say
should tell
has to do
Select the explanation that best matches with the following statement: Some people in that classroom will have problems soon.
They've already had problems before, the math teacher doesn't like them.
They can't get in trouble, they behave well.
They've done bad things, they might be punished.
Choose "True" if the sentence is correct, otherwise, choose "False": Humberto's wife cry because her daughter is missing.
Select the form in present perfect of the following sentence: He never feels pain.
He has never fell pain.
He have never felt pain.
He hasn't ever fell pain.
He's never felt pain.
Select the question that best asks for the information given in the following statement: I have ordered 38 sodas and 7 pizzas.
Why did you order so many pizzas?
Did you order the 7 pizzas I told you to order?
How many pizzas have you ordered?
Do you have to order pizza for tonight's meeting at the business center?
According to the text, choose the answer that says what Laura is most likely to tell Pedro. Laura: Hey Pedro! What a surprise to see you around! Pedro: Hello Laura. How have you been? Laura: Fine. You don't look well, are you sick? Pedro: Yes, I am. In fact, I'm sick since last friday.
Laura: You should see a doctor.
Laura: So do I.
Laura: Neither do I.
Laura: My husband isn't sick.
Choose the correct word(s) to complete the sentence: Some people say that spiders are ... than sharks, however, I think that the ... animal is the jellyfish.
interesting
more dangerous
better
most interesting
more threatening
more ugly
poisonoust
most good
most scary
Choose the sentence that gives an opinion about the following statement: Amsterdam is awe-inspiring, a must see.
India is a good place to go too.
If I could I would go there.
I don't think Amsterdam is the best place to go.
Amsterdam is in the Netherlands.
"You have to pay your taxes" What does the previous sentence mean?
You might pay your taxes.
You should pay the taxes.
You have your taxes and you can pay them.
You must pay the taxes.
Choose "True" if the sentence is correct, otherwise, choose "False": You have to do your homework on time.
Choose "True" if the sentence is correct, otherwise, choose "False": He will answers the test.
Choose "True" if the sentence is correct, otherwise, choose "False": I have fell on the ground many times.
"Should I come across a teacher at the street, I would say hello." The previous sentence is an example of:
Recommendation/Obligation.
Question.
Conditional.
Adverbial clause.
