Placement test 3

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Indirect Speech: How to convert direct questions into indirect speech?

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To convert direct questions into indirect speech, use 'ask' or 'inquire' followed by 'if' or 'whether' and change the verb tense appropriately. Example: "Did you break the glass?" becomes "He asked if I had broken the glass."

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Future Tense: When to use 'will' vs 'going to' in future tense?

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Use 'will' for spontaneous decisions or predictions, and 'going to' for planned actions or intentions. Example: "I will finish my homework" (spontaneous) vs "I am going to finish my homework" (planned).

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Vocabulary: What is a 'mugger'?

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A mugger is someone who uses violence to steal from a person in a public place, typically on the street.

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Conditional Sentences: How to form a first conditional sentence?

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A first conditional sentence is formed using 'if' + present simple, followed by 'will' + base verb. Example: "If I pass all my exams, I will be fully qualified."

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Idioms: What does 'he got up on the wrong side of the bed' mean?

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This idiom means that someone is in a bad mood or grumpy since they woke up.

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Present Simple: When to use the present simple tense?

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Use the present simple tense for habitual actions, general truths, and scheduled events. Example: "I finish my homework every day."

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Past Simple: How to form the past simple tense?

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The past simple tense is formed by adding '-ed' to regular verbs. Example: "I finished my homework yesterday."

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Vocabulary: What is a 'burglar'?

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A burglar is a person who illegally enters a building with the intent to commit theft.

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Vocabulary: What is a 'pickpocket'?

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A pickpocket is someone who steals from a person's pocket or bag without them noticing.

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Grammar: What is the difference between 'I will pass' and 'I pass'?

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'I will pass' indicates a future intention or prediction, while 'I pass' indicates a present action or fact.