Third Service Hotelery Exams

The following text corresponds to:

The key to recognizing it is when the main verb of the sentence has the ending -ing (-ando -endo in Spanish) and is accompanied by the auxiliary verbs was or are.

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How is the following phrase translated into Spanish?

She was not playing violin because she had a broken hand

Draw what the following phrase means

The old woman was carrying a heavy bag.

How many parts is the past continuous classified into?

• three

• one

• two

• four

The present perfect has three structures:

Answer explanation

The present perfect has three structures: affirmative, negative and interrogative.

Choose the correct option among the following verbs in their past participle form:

Choose the correct option among the following verbs (jump, be, do, bend, bite) in its past participle form:

• jumpid, be , done, bent,bitten

• jumped, been , done, bent,bitten

• jumped, been , did, bent,biten

• jumped, ben , done, bet,bitten

What auxiliaries does the present perfect continuous t work with?

• had been

• has/have + ing

• had/have been

• has/have been

The following text corresponds to:

It refers to a specific period located between the past and the present.

The speaker refers to something that began and may not have been completed in that period.

Answer explanation

El "present perfect continuous" se refiere a un periodo temporal inespecífico situado entre el pasado y el presente. El hablante se refiere a algo que empezó y que puede no haber concluido en ese periodo de tiempo. Le interesa tanto el proceso como el resultado, y es posible que dicho proceso acabe de terminar o que aún no haya finalizado.

When is the present perfect progressive used?

• To narrate actions started in the past. To recount events that have ended long ago

• To narrate actions started in the present

  To recount events that have recently ended

• To narrate actions started in the future.

  To recount events that have recently ended

• To narrate actions started in the past.

  To recount events that have recently ended