Diagnóstico - English Trainig 2023

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

John ____________ to Mary now (talk)

• was talking

• talks

• is talking

• talk

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

I ____________ television every night. (watch)

• watch

• watches

• am watching

• have watched

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

The children usually ____________ to bed at nine o'clock. (go)

• goes

• go

• is going

• will be going

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

____________ a book at the moment? (Richard read)

• Was Richard reading

• Will Richard read

• Is Richard reading

• Has Richard read

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

They ____________ to the theatre very often. (not go)

• don't go

• hasn't gone

• are going

• doesn't go

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

I ____________ at the moment. (not study)

• am studying

• was not studying

• have not studied

• am not studying

¿Cuál es el tiempo verbal correcto en la siguiente oración?

I ____________ English, although I'm studying it at the moment. (not speak)

• didn`t speak

• wasn`t speaking

• haven't spoken

• don't speak

¿Cuáles son los tiempos verbales correctos en la siguiente oración?

I ____________ in Valencia, though I ____________ in Madrid at the moment. (live) / (stay)

• I lived in Valencia, though I'm staying in Madrid at the moment.

• I live in Valencia, though I'm staying in Madrid at the moment.

• I live in Valencia, though I was staying in Madrid at the moment.

• I am living in Valencia, though I have stayed in Madrid at the moment.

¿Cuál es la forma verbal correcta en la siguiente oración?

I________ in a hotel at the moment, although I ________ my own apartment. (stay) / (have)

• I was staying in a hotel at the moment, although I had my own apartment.

• I'm staying in a hotel at the moment, although I don't have my own apartment.

• I'm staying in a hotel at the moment, although I have my own apartment.

• I'm stayed in a hotel at the moment, although I have my own apartment.

¿Cuál es la forma verbal correcta en la siguiente oración?

She ____________ from Chile, though she ____________ in New York just now. (come) / (live)

• She comes from Chile, though she is living in New York just now.

• She come from Chile, though she is living in New York just now.

• She came from Chile, though she is living in New York just now.

• She comes from Chile, though she was living in New York just now.