TEST NUMBER ONE.

Complete the sentence:

I __________ waiting for you!

• had

• are

• have

• have been

Answer explanation

We use the Present Perfect continuous when we are focus on the action and the time.

Which is the prime structure of all indicative transitive sentences?

• V+S+O

• O+V+S

• S+V+O

• S+V

Complete the sentence:

I ________ (to do) my homework when you knocked the door!

• had done

• was doing

• am doing

• have been doing

Answer explanation

When we want to talk about a particular action interrupted in the past and it was an ongoing action we use the Past continuous tense.

What kind of these structures fits in according to the English Grammar?

• S+V

• V+S+O

• S+O+V

• V+S

Answer explanation

S+V is the structure we are looking for, it corresponds to an intranitive sentence, te other options do not fit in the meaning of any specific sentence.

The adverbs modify...

• Subjects, verbs and other adverbs.

• Adjectives, adverbs and verbs.

• All previous options.

Which sentence is transitive (with Direct Object):

• I closed the door.

• The game was not funny.

• We arrived in the afternoon.

• I was sleeping.

Answer explanation

To find the direct object in a sentence we need to ask to the sentence: WHOM? or WHAT?

If we have an answer, then we have found our direct object!

Which are the three types of conjunctions?

• Subordinating, Correlative and Coordinating.

• Correlative, Conjunctive and Prepositional.

• Subordinating, Relative and Coordinated.

A subject/object (direct or indirect) can be a noun and even a...

• Possessive adjective.

• Verb

• Personal pronoun and an object pronoun.

• stuff.

Answer explanation

A reminder:

"You" can be a subject or an object... which one do you prefer? xD

We can link two sentences by using...

• interjections.

• conjugations.

• prepositions.

• conjunctions.

Which are the right conjugations of the verb "to bite"

(in order Past simple V2 and Past Participle V3):

• bit - bit

• bit - bitten

• bait- bait

• bitten - bit

Answer explanation

Remember, " to bit" is an exception from the invariable group of irregular verbs endind with "t" and monosyllables.