Intermediate review 1

Intermediate review 1

Multiple Choice

Present perfect simple is used to talk about...

• A completed action in the past.

• Actions or situations in the past that change the present.

Multiple Choice

Present perfect simple is used to talk about...

• Actions or situations that never finished

• Actions or situaitons that started in the past and are still continuiun now.

Multiple Choice

Present perfect simple is used to talk about...

• Present experiences that are perfect

• past experiences when the time is not important.

Multiple Choice

The present perfect structure is...

• Has/have + verb past participle

• Had + verb past participle

Multiple Choice

We use present perfect continuous to..

• talk about a very recent action that effects the present

• talk about a action that finished in the past.

Multiple Choice

We use the present perfect continuous to

• To emphasize that the action finished in the past.

• To emphasize the duration of the aciton.

Multiple Choice

We usually uise present perfect continuous with ..

• For

• Always

• Since

• Once

Multiple Choice

We form present perfect continuous ...

• Has/have + been + verb + ing

• had + been + verb + ing

Multiple Choice

We can use so ... that to ...

• Describe that something finished.

• Describe an exceptional quality of a person or thing.

Multiple Choice

We can use so... that ...

• After the adjective you use a that clause

• Before the adjective you use a that clause

Multiple Choice

We can also use such ... that with...

• A noun group

• a perfect tense.

Multiple Choice

Conjunctions of purpose_ so that in order to , to , so as to

are used to

• Explain when something finished

• Explain why somebody does something.

Multiple Choice

Conjunctions of purpose , we use ....

• So that before a clause.

• So that after the subject.

Multiple Select

Modal verbs folow the next characteristics..

• We use an infinitive without to after modal verbs ( verb in base form)

• We use them only in past

• Modal verbs do not take S in third person.

• Modal verbs can be used with ing

Multiple Select

Modal verbs folow the next characteristics..

• can be used only to talk about regrets.

• Do not use the auxiliary fo/ dpes tp fpr,megatoves, questions, or short answers.

• Modal verbs only have one form

• Modal verbs can be used to talk about qualities.

Multiple Choice

We use can + verb in base form to talk about

• Present abilities.

• Past abilities.

Multiple Choice

We use could + bse form to talk about...

• a past ability

• a present ability

Multiple Choice

There's no future form of can

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

We use must may not, might might not and could to ...

• talk about present or future posiblities.

• talk about regrets.

Multiple Choice

We use can't and must to make...

• Logical deductions

• Obligations in the past.

Multiple Choice

We use _______ when we are certain.

• Must

• Should

• Could

Multiple Choice

We use must and have to to talk about

• Regrets

• Obligations.

Multiple Choice

We use ought to and should to tlak about recomendations.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

We use must+ have + past participle to talk about

• Make a deduction about the past

• Make a deduction about the future

Multiple Choice

We use must + have + past participle when we are

• more certain

• les certain

Multiple Select

Negative prefixers

Un

• flexible

• friendly

• successful

• resistible

Multiple Select

Negative prefixes

In

• Flexible

• Logical

• Sufficient

• Legal

Multiple Select

Negative Prefixes

Im

• Legal

• Polite

• Mature

• Friendly

Multiple Select

Negative Prefixes

IL

• Legal

• Logical

• Honest

• Resistible

Multiple Select

Negative Prefixes

IR

• Flexible

• Logical

• Resistible

• Resposible

Multiple Select

Negative prefixes

Dis

• Friendly

• Honest

• Flexible

• Obedient

Multiple Choice

Past pefect, we use past perfect totalk about

• we are already talking about the past and we talk about something that happened earlier in the past

• we are talking about the present and we want to talk about something that will happen in the future.

Multiple Choice

We form past perfect ...

• Has/have + past participle

• Has/have + been + verb + ing

• had+ past participle

Multiple Select

Noun suffixes

verb + ment

• Prefer

• Direct

• Advertise

• Agree

Multiple Select

Noun suffixes

Verb + ation

• Agree

• Explain

• Invite

• appear

Multiple Select

Noun suffixes

Verb + ence

• Prefer

• Duiffer

• Direct

• Promote

Multiple Select

Relative clauses can be divided into...

• Perfect

• Continuoues

• Defining

• Non defining

Multiple Choice

Defining clauses give us...

• essential information

• extra information

Multiple Choice

Non defining clauses gives us

• essential information

• extra information

Multiple Choice

We can omit the relative pronoun in defining clauses

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

After some verbs like enjoy, don't mind, dislike, can't stand, finish, imagie, give up, go , suggest and practice, we must use a

• Gerund

• Infinitive

Multiple Choice

After some verbs, including want, agree, need, would like, hope, promise, refuse, expect, try, decide, learn, plan,intend, and seem we must use...

• Gerunds

• Infinitive

Multiple Select

After verbs like, love, hate, begin, start, continuou and prefer we can use...

• Gerunds

• Infinitives

Multiple Choice

Some verbs chante the meaning when using gerunds and infinitives

• True

• False