SPECIALIZED EXAM

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES using May?

• The supervisor may come to the company.

• The supervisor may not come to the company.

• May the supervisor come to the company?

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of NEGATIVE SENTENCES using MIGTH?

• She might not leave the company.

• Might she not leave the company.

• She might leave not the company.

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of QUESTION SENTENCES using May?

• I bring May the construction plans?

• I May not bring the construction plans?

• May I bring the construction plans?

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of NEGATIVE SENTENCES using MAY?

• He may seem like Not the owner of the company.

• He may not seem like the owner of the company.

• Not He may seem like the owner of the company.

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES using PAST PERFECT?

• Tom HAD played videogames all day

• Tom played HAD videogames all day

• HAD Tom played videogames all day

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of NEGATIVE SENTENCES using PAST PERFECT?

• Marie not HAD been doctor for 3 years.

• Marie HAD not been doctor for 3 years.

• Marie not been HAD doctor for 3 years.

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Choose the correct option of past pasticiple of those verbs:

To be

To play

To run

• Was / were

  Played

  Ran

• Been

  Played

  Run

• Be

  Play

  Run

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES using PAST SIMPLE?

• Clare playeded Soccered

• Clare play Soccer

• Clare played Soccer

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

Which one is the correct form of NEGATIVE SENTENCES using PAST SIMPLE?

• My family not go to Europe

• My family did not went to Europe

• My family did not go to Europe

1. Expression of ideas based on texts

When do you use the Second Conditional?

• Is used to express a hypothetical, unreal or unlikely situation in the present that is, they are unlikely to occur

• It is used to express the ideas that you have to another person

• It is used to express a real situation that ocurred in the past.