English P3

What games did you use to play when you were a kid? (Used to indicates...)

• something you do in the present, but you don´t do it anymore.

• something you will do in the future, but you don´t do it for a long time.

• something you did in the past, but you don´t do it anymore.

• something you did yesterday, but you won´t do it today.

Have you ever thought of living in another country? (Choose the right answer.)

• Yes, I did. I want to do this soon.

• Yes, I had. I want to do this soon.

• Yes, I ever. I want to do this soon.

• Yes, I have. I want to do this soon.

I´ve already spoken English to a native speaker. (Which verb tense is this?)

• present simple

• present perfect

• past simple

• present perfect continuous

Complete the sentence. When I got to the party, Helen __________ home, so I ____________ her.

• went / didn´t see

• had gone / didn´t see

• has gone / saw

• had gone / saw

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentences below.

I´m excited _________ my vacation.

I´m fascinated _____________ the idea of taking some time for myself.

• with

• by

• of

• about

Choose the correct option:

Susan and her sister looked at ____________ when it started raining.

• themselves

• themself

• each other

• herself

How many times have you practiced your English this week?

(What does this question in the present perfect indicate?)

• It refers to a definite action.

• It refers to a time period that hasn´t finished.

• It describes a single action.

• It doesn´t refer to actions we expect to continue in the future.

They´ve been working a lot more since the pandemic started. (The underlined verb tense is...)

• present perfect simple

• present perfect

• past perfect continuous

• present perfect continuous

I´ve been learning many new things during this period. (What does this statement indicate?)

• It indicates that I didn´t learn as many things as I could.

• It indicates that I have learned many things and I keep on learning.

• It indicates that I haven´t learned many things and I stopped learning.

• It indicates that I have learned a few things, but I stopped learning.

I really get on with my brother. He´s definitely one of my best friends. (Choose the correct definition for "get on")

• to depend on someone.

• to help someone do something.

• to have a good relationship with someone.

• to teach something to someone.