Check the INCORRECT statement:

• They don't have no children.

• Everything was ok. There were no problems.

• "How much money do you have?" "None."

• There aren't any pictures on the wall.

Elephants are ___ _______ (heavy) animals in the world.

Check the INCORRECT statement.

• Christmas is the busiest time for shoppers.

• I think action films are the most entertaining than romantic ones.

• The earlier we start, the sooner we’ll be able to leave.

• Cities are becoming more and more crowded.

Check the statement with the INCORRECT PREPOSITION (adjective + preposition).

• Why are you so angry with your sister?

• Jake is really happy about his job. He got promoted last week.

• You shouldn't be embarrassed about your English. Just keep studying!

• I'm pretty bored in this new job. I might change it soon.

Which group has UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS only?

• orange, milk, rice, potato

• butter, banana, tomato, cheese

• milk, butter, pasta, meat

• mushroom, strawberry, seafood, fish

How do you write the following number in full form?

U$ 3,276,530

Answer explanation

Three million, two hundred seventy-six thousand, five hundred and thirty dollars.

Spoke, taught, became, built are the Simple Past forms of speak, teach, become, build, respectively. Is that correct?

• Yes, it is.

• No, it isn't.

I wanted to buy some flowers, but they didn't have any at the shop. The use of "some" and "any" in this statement is CORRECT.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Check the CORRECT use of the preposition after these adjectives:

• I'm not very good with drawing.

• He's scared about flying.

• Florence is famous for its art treasures.

• Everyone is worried with her health.

Which group has COUNTABLE NOUNS only?

• cupcake, onion, pepper, pear

• garlic, lemon, coffee, tea

• cheese, potato, egg, carrot

• sugar, meat, olive oil, grape