Units 4 to 6. WLDL2

Quantity expressions

These are expressions that we use to talk give an approximate quantity based on a previous number or universe.
Ex.: ''I have 50 students, but only half of them took the exam.''

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Multiple Choice

We use ''all'' when we're talking about ..... of the population

• 100%

• 80%

• 50%

• 20%

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Multiple Choice

We use ''a few'' when we're talking about ...... of the population

• 100%

• 80%

• 20%

• 0%

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Multiple Choice

What does ''none'' means?

• To know something

• All population

• Zero

Giving advice with modal verbs

Had better > Should / Ought to > Could

Multiple Choice

What's the only verb we DO NOT use in negative when giving advice?

• Must

• Could

• Should

• Had better

Multiple Choice

What is incorrect in this conversation?

A: I don't know what to do. I always study but can't remember anything...

B: Let me give you an advice...

• The point in the middle of the sentence

• Advice is a non-countable noun

• Can't needs to be in past

• Study needs to have -ing

Multiple Choice

After a modal verb, the next verb goes in:

• Simple Past

• Simple Future

• Gerund (-ing)

• Base form

Multiple Choice

This is the weakest modal verb to give advice

• Ought to

• Should

• Had better

• Could

Multiple Choice

This is the strongest modal verb to give advice

• Ought to

• Should

• Had better

• Could

Multiple Choice

Is there anything wrong with this sentence?

''She should drink more water, her skin is really dry.''

• No

• Yes

Multiple Choice

Is there anything wrong with this sentence?

''We had better study hard for these exams''

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is there anything wrong with this one?

''We could to meet later on, so we can practice''

• Yes

• No

Simple Future

We have 2 ways to talk about future. Using Be + Going to or using Will. Remembering that, we use one for plans and the other one for predictions.

Multiple Choice

Identify. What type of sentence is this?

''I think I won't pass the exam''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Sudden decision

Multiple Choice

Identify:

''She's going to go out with me on Saturday''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Suddenly made decision

Multiple Choice

Identify:

''She thought about it already. She's not going to work there again''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Suddenly made decision

Multiple Choice

Identify:

''Probably, she won't come next week.''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Suddenly made decision

Multiple Choice

Identify:

''Wait, I'll open the door for you!''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Suddenly made decision

Multiple Choice

Identify:

''Stop it! If you continue he won't talk to you again''

• Prediction

• Plan

• Previously made decision

• Suddenly made decision