adverbs and adjectives

Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the first sentence.

That's perfect.

• That works very well for me.

• That day isn't good for me.

• I'd like t reschedule the time.

• That doesn't work for me.

Choose the sentence that correctly makes each request.

Home request.

• Could you helping me with my homework, please?

• Will you mind helping me with my homework?

• Could you help me with my homework, please?

• Would you mind help me with my homework?

Dinner request.

• Can you mind eating late tonight?

• Would you mind eat late tonight?

• Can you mind to eat late tonight?

• Would you mind eating late tonight?

Car request.

• Could you driving me home, please?

• Could you mind driving me home, please?

• Can you drive me home, please?

• You could drive me home, please?

Choose the correct prediction for each topic.

The man is carrying too much.

• He's dropping something.

• He'll dropping something.

• He's going to drop something.

• He's going drop something.

Choose the phrase that best completes the sentence.

Daniel needs work experience, so he wants to_______

• Create a resume.

• Go back to school.

• Take time of.

• Do an internship.

When you ________, you need to list your education and experience.

• Go back to school.

• Are your own boss.

• Create a resume.

• Do an internship.

When you______, you can create your own work schedule.

• do an internship.

• are your onw boss.

• create a resume.

• go back to school.

The new movie is______the best -selling book of the same title.

• realistic

• based on

• predictable

• made up

The movie_______of a college student in a new city.

• is made up

• has a happy ending

• is easy to follow

• tells the story