Grammar + Vocabulary Unit 1-3

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 3: -ING vs. TO

We plan .......................... music from a different continent each week.

• bringing

• to bring

• bring

Answer explanation

Remember, this table is your guide to learn this part of the grammar.

Plan is followed by infinitive (to).

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 3: -ING vs. TO

We promise .......................... harder for the next tests.

• studying

• to study

• study

Answer explanation

Remember, this table is your guide to learn this part of the grammar.

Promise is followed by infinitive (to).

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 3: -ING vs. TO

I prefer .......................... fruits rather than vegetables.

• eating

• to eat

• eat

Answer explanation

Remember, this table is your guide to learn this part of the grammar.

Prefer is followed by gerund (-ing).

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 3: -ING vs. TO

I don't mind .......................... at the library.

• studying

• to study

• study

Answer explanation

Remember, this table is your guide to learn this part of the grammar.

Mind is followed by gerund (-ing).

[VOCABULARY] UNIT 3

What can you see?

• receipt

• note

• bargain

• offer

[VOCABULARY] UNIT 3

What can you see?

• receipt

• note

• bargain

• offer

Answer explanation

Remember, a bargain means "un chollo". So they are very reduced prices.

[VOCABULARY] UNIT 3

What can you see?

• pences

• pounds

• cents

• euros

Answer explanation

Pounds are like our "euros", but of the United Kingdom.

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 2: RELATIVE CLAUSES

Shannon, ........................ is from the UK, is a language assisstant.

• whose

• who

• where

• which

Answer explanation

We use who for people

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 2: RELATIVE CLAUSES

That region of Spain, ........................ is on the east, has fantastic landscapes.

• whose

• who

• where

• which

Answer explanation

We use which for things (region is a thing, not a place). Be careful with this sentence.

[GRAMMAR] UNIT 2: RELATIVE CLAUSES

Patri is the teacher ....... laptop was broken few weeks ago.

• whose

• who

• where

• which

Answer explanation

We use whose for things related to persons. In Spanish, we say "cuyo/a".