Which is correct to say instead of: "the book was writing by him". A - The book was written by him; B - The book be writing by him; C - The book will be wirtten by him
A - "The book was written by him".
True or False: good wine usually becomes cheaper and cheaper as it becomes older.
False, it usually becomes more and more expensive.
What can we say instead of "I would prefer to drink tea"? A - I will rather drink tea; B - I would rather drink tea; C - I rather prefer to drink tea.
B - "I would rather drink tea"
What are the five meanings of the word "fair" in english?
The five meanings of the word "fair" are: the opposite of dark (e.g. hair), industrial/agricultural fair, just, moderate and funfair.
True or False: we use the future perfect, when we are thinking about time before and up to a specific point in the future.
True, we use the future perfect, when we are thinking about time before and up to a specific point in the future.
What does the expression "so far, so good" mean? A - Means that somebody is doing everything wrong; B - means that everybody is walking in the same direction; C - means that somebody has not experienced any problems up to now.
C - means that somebody has not experienced any problems up to now.
Answer the following question with a short answer: did people believe the world was round in the old days?
No,they didn't.
Which sentence is in the indirect speech : A - Mr. Brown said that he liked warm weather; B - Mr. Brown said "I like warm weather"; C - Warm weather said "he like Mr.Brown"
A - Mr. Brown said that he liked warm weather.
Where do people go when they are looking for justice? A - The hospital; B - The library; C - The boat; D - The law courts
D - the law courts
How do we form verbs from certain adjectives or nouns? A - by adding the letters "ing"; B -by adding the letters "en"; C - by adding the letters "ed"
B - by adding the letters "en".
Tell me four common ways in which we can make a suggestion, please.
Four common ways in which we can make a suggestion are: 1) Shall we wait for him? 2) Let’s wait for him. 3) How (or What) about waiting for him? 4) Why don’t we
What ought we to do before crossing the road? A - we ought to run; B - we ought to jump; C - We ought to look both ways
C - We ought to look both ways before crossing the road.
What does it sometimes mean when we put “over“ before a verb? A - To jump on a verb; B - to do something less; C - to say the verb quickly; D - to do something excessively
D - it sometimes means to do something excessively.
True or False: we form the perfect continuous tenses by using the verb "do", the word "is" and the past participle of the main verb
False ,by using the verb “have“, the word “been“ and the present participle of the main verb.
Which one has the tail question used correctly with "He’ll be afraid": A - He'll be afraid , will he?; B - Won't he be afraid ?; C - He’ll be afraid, won’t he?
C - He’ll be afraid, won’t he?
What does the structure “to have something done“ communicate?
that we don’t do the action ourselves, but that somebody else does it for us.
