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Check the sequence that matches correctly the verb tenses with the following sentences:
I. I am writing an essay about global warming.
II. His father likes to watch football games.
III. He was a lovely grandfather
Present Simple — Present Perfect — Present Continuous.
Present Continuous — Present Simple — Past Simple.
Present Continuous — Present Simple — Present Perfect.
Present Simple — Present Continuous — Present Perfect.
Present Perfect — Present Continuous — Past Simple.
The use of “there seem to be” (L.15) implies that the author is:
accurate.
confident.
uncertain.
indifferent.
ategorical.
“Cyberbullying is getting extremely popular because teens can stay anonymous” (lines 19-20). The underlined verb expresses
Choose the best verb sequence for the sentence below.
“When I (1) the awful news yesterday I couldn't (2) it”.
(1) hear; (2) believed.
(1) heard; (2) believe.
(1) hearing; (2) believing.
(1) hear; (2) believe.
Complete the sentence with one of the verbs below:
John used to ______ a lot when he was young, but now he prefers to stay at home.
go out
goes out
went
go
going
Mark the correct alternative.
anybody/anybody
somebody/nobody
somebody/anybody
someone/anyone
anyone/someone
In “... the scale of the site has left many baffled.”, the verb tense used is a
Past perfect.
Simple present.
Present perfect.
Present perfect continuous.
Which words complete the conclusion correctly.
The less/the more
The most/the most
The more/the more
The more/most
The least/the fewer
Which pair best completes the blanks in the text?
haves/will show
had/shown
has/will show
had had/would had shown
had/would shown
Choose the better modal for the sentence bellow.
“I wish somebody (…) buy me the lunch”.
Is able to.
Can.
Shall.
Would.
Leia o texto, que exemplifica estratégias de leitura, e assinale a alternativa que melhor completa a lacuna numerada 42, considerando o sentido do texto e a norma-padrão da língua inglesa.
for
at
into
up
towards
The sequence of phrasal verbs that completes the sentences correctly is:
sneaks away/gets along with/hangs out
hangs out/gets along with/sneaks away
gets along with/sneaks away/hangs out
gets along with/hangs out/sneaks away
sneaks away/hangs out/gets along with
Leia o texto, que exemplifica estratégias de leitura, e assinale a alternativa que melhor completa a lacuna numerada 41, considerando o sentido do texto e a norma-padrão da língua inglesa.
have
be
has
take
pass
How can you explain the phrasal verb in the sentence below?
“Please fill in the form with your name, address, and phone number”.
To exclude information in blanks, as on a form.
To reject information in blanks, as on a form.
To write information in blanks, as on a form.
To mark information in blanks, as on a form.
Which of the following options can substitute the verb “regrets”, at line 1, without changing its meaning in text?
Doesn't care for
Feels remorse for
Has nothing to do with
Is not worried about
Is happy with
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form:
Hans ______ at the library, that's why he ______ with us right now.
is studying — can't be
is not studying — are
studies — were
studied — have been
study — used to be
Which verbal tense best completes the sentence” The Middle English quotation in last week’s column ________ the point for some readers”
will prove
will be proved
proved
had proven
has proven
Complete the sentence with the right verb sequence.
“Last year, when someone (1) scarred by accident or disease, they (2) treated but not always cured”.
(1) been; (2) were.
(1) was; (2) were.
(1) be; (2) was.
(1) were; (2) was.
Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb:
They ______ after seven years of marriage, what a pity.
hang across
tried down
checked over
took in
broke up
The function of the auxiliary “do” in “(...) do need English for employment” (L.9) is to:
ask a question.
avoid a repetition.
signal an inversion.
emphasize a statement.
clarify some information.