Final Test A2+9pm

When do we use 'too much'?

• When referring to a moderate amount of something.

• When indicating a lack of something.

• When describing an appropriate quantity of something.

• When referring to an excessive amount of something.

When do we use 'too many'?

• When there is an excessive amount of something

• When there is an appropriate amount of something

• When there is a lack of something

• When there is a moderate amount of something

What is the difference between 'will' and 'going to'?

• 'Will' is always used with a subject pronoun, while 'going to' can be used without one.

• 'Will' is more formal than 'going to'.

• 'Will' is used for past events, while 'going to' is used for future events.

• 'Will' is for instant decisions or predictions, while 'going to' is for pre-planned intentions or predictions based on evidence.

Can you give an example of a first conditional sentence?

• If it snows, I will wear a coat.

• If it rains, I will bring an umbrella.

• Unless I study, I will fail the exam.

• When I go to the store, I will buy groceries.

What are some common quantifiers used in English?

• few, all, both, either

• most, some, little, many

• some, many, few, several, all, most, none, any, each, every, both, either, neither

• every, none, several, any

Fill in the blank: I _______ go to the park tomorrow.

• can

• have

• might

• will

If it rains, I _______ take an umbrella.

• shall

• can

• will

• might

Choose the correct quantifier: _______ of my friends like pizza.

• Some

• All

• None

• Many

Complete the sentence: If I study hard, I _______ pass the exam.

• shall

• might

• will

• can

What is the correct quantifier in the sentence: _______ of the students passed the exam?

• Some

• All

• None

• Many