B2 JULY

Write a sentence using double comparatives.

Form a future continuous sentence: They (play) tennis tomorrow.

• They will playing tennis tomorrow.

• They will be playing tennis tomorrow.

• They played tennis tomorrow.

• They are playing tennis tomorrow.

Which sentence shows correct usage of comparatives?

• This book is interesting more than the movie.

• This book is interesting than the movie.

• This book is more interesting than the movie.

• This book is more interesting as the movie.

Find the error in the future continuous tense: They will be going to the beach yesterday.

• The error is the use of 'going to' instead of 'will be'

• The error is the use of 'be' instead of 'will be'

• The error is the use of 'yesterday' in a future tense sentence.

• The error is the use of 'beach' instead of 'park'

Apply double comparatives in the sentence: The weather is getting more and more hot.

• The weather is getting hotter and more hotter.

• The weather is getting hotter and hotter.

• The weather is getting more hotter and hotter.

• The weather is getting more hot and hot.

Differentiate between future continuous and other tenses:

• He sleeps when you arrive

• He will be sleeping when you arrive

• He is sleeping when you will arrive

• He will sleep when you arrived

Identify the double comparative in the following sentence: This car is faster than the other one.

• more faster than

• faster than

• fastest than

• quicker than

Form a future continuous sentence: She (study) for her exam at this time tomorrow.

• She is studying for her exam at this time tomorrow.

• She will be studying for her exam at this time tomorrow.

• She studied for her exam at this time tomorrow.

• She will study for her exam at this time tomorrow.

Write a sentence using double comparatives.

Find the error in the future continuous tense: We will be watching a movie tonight.

• The error is that the sentence lacks a clear subject for the action in the future continuous tense.

• The error is that the sentence uses the future continuous tense incorrectly.

• The error is that the sentence implies a definite plan or arrangement for the future, which is not suitable for the future continuous tense.

• The error is that the sentence includes unnecessary adverbs in the future continuous tense.