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  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.






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What kind of Instrument is the GONG
Percussion
What kind of Instrument is the TROMBONE
Wind
What kind of Instrument is the HARP
String
Is the next structure correct for the Passive: "Modal verb + be + past participle"
Correct
Is the next sentence correct: "Our shopping will done online."
Incorrect
Is the next sentence correct: "Credit cards may not be needed."
Correct
Mention 3 Moda Verbs
Will, Might, May, Should, Could, Must
We use the word BY to say the person/thing that "does" the action.
True
We use the PASSIVE tenses to focus in the "action", not in the person/thing that "does" the action.
True
Was/Were are used in Past Tense. True or False
True
Is this sentence in Past Passive or Present Perfect Passive: "Of course, the secret has not been found."
Present Perfect Passive
Is this sentence in Present Passive or Past Passive: "The heart isn’t removed."
Present Passive
Is this a Direct or Indirect Question: "Where did you learn to play Ukelele?"
Direct Question
Is this a Direct or Indirect Question: "I was wondering if you liked classical music?"
Indirect Question
Mention 2 Polite Questions structures:
Can you tell me..., Do you know…, Do you have any idea…, Would/Do you mind telling me…, I was wondering…
When we request help or when we don’t know the other person well, we use DIRECT OR INDIRECT QUESTIONS?
Indirect Questions
The structure for the OBJECT questions is: "Question word + AUXILIARY + Verb" as in the next sentence: WHAT MUSIC APPS DO YOU USE?
CORRECT
In OBJECT Questions the unknown information is the one that RECEIVES the action:
TRUE
In SUBJECT Questions the unknown information is the NOUN/PRONOUN:
TRUE