ADV Basic H&N quiz

Correlative conjuctions are either or, neither nor, not only but also...

• Although

  In fact that

  Addition to

• Rather be

  Such as

  Both of

• Rather than

  Such that

  Both and

• Supposed to

  In regards to

  Possibly to

Reported speech has two categorizations

Relative clauses are those that act as subordinates to a main clause. We use mainly: What, whom, that, wish. Is that correct?

• Positive

• Negative

• I agree but I´m not quite sure tho´

• Literally I don´t know. You should score me a 0 instead :v

Answer explanation

Definition is correct but the right words to be used are Whose, whom, that, which. That´s why is not correct.

Mention different types of adverbial clauses.

Related with learned topics from the class

• Adverbs of manner, time, place

• Adverbs of concession, purpose, complement

• Adverbs of reason, fusion, condition

• None of them are correct

What do you understand from Noun adverbs topic. Justify your answer

From the topic Embedded questions we know that those are

When we talk about Present perfect we know that the facts are going to be performed specificly in two verbal tenses. Draw a timeline and indicate where is Present Perfect.

Present perfect progressive definition is exactly...

• All the answer are correct

• Used to refer to an unspecified time between 'before now' and 'now'

• something that started but perhaps did not start in that period of time

• Something that continues in the future and changes the way we do things in the present

We use Second conditional when we talk about..

Mention what are the quantifiers we use the most in a daily basis

• Some & any

• Lots, Many Of, Much Of, Plenty

• Each & Every

  All (Of), Whole, Both

• All of them are correct