LESSON 2_A2.1

Which sentence contains a relative clause?

• The cat slept on the sofa.

• I bought some fruits and vegetables.

• The book that I read was very interesting.

• She likes to play basketball.

Which option correctly combines the two sentences using a relative pronoun?

• Maria is my friend, she lives in Spain.

• The man was very kind, he helped me.

• This is the dog, it barks loudly.

• The girl who is wearing a blue dress is my sister.

What is the relative pronoun in the sentence: "The house where I grew up is in the countryside"?

• The

• Where

• I

• Grew

Which sentence describes a past ability?

• I can play the piano when I was younger.

• She can speak three languages fluently.

• He could swim before he had his accident.

• They can't understand the instructions.

Which option correctly uses "could" to describe a past ability?

• We couldn't to find the hotel last night.

• She could drive when she was only fifteen.

• He can't play the guitar when he was younger.

• They can't swim when they were on vacation.

What is the negative form of "could" in the past?

• Can't

• Couldn't

• Couldn

• Coulded

Which sentence correctly uses "could" to express a past possibility?

• He can't go to the party yesterday.

• I could help you with your homework last night.

• She could sings beautifully when she was younger.

• They can't find their keys this morning.

Which sentence expresses a past obligation?

• I have to go to the store later.

• He had to finish his homework before dinner.

• They didn't have to work on weekends.

• She has to study for her exam tomorrow.

Which option correctly forms a negative sentence with "didn't have to" to express lack of obligation in the past?

• We had to clean the house last weekend.

• She didn't has to go to school yesterday.

• They had to take the bus to get to the party.

• He didn't have to buy groceries yesterday.

What is the past form of "have to"?

• Had to

• Have had to

• Had had to

• Has to