Evaluación de gramática y vocabulario

What is the correct form: 'I will go' or 'I may go' to express a future decision?

• I will go

• I could go

• I should go

• I might go

Complete the sentence: 'I _____ tired after running.'

• gets

• get

• getting

• got

What is the difference between 'I have eaten' and 'I ate'?

• 'I have eaten' is used only in the present.

• Both phrases mean the same thing.

• 'I ate' refers to a future action.

• The difference is that 'I have eaten' refers to a past action with current relevance, while 'I ate' refers to a completed action at a specific moment in the past.

Do we use the present continuous or the present simple for habitual actions?

• We use the present simple for habitual actions.

• We use the present continuous for habitual actions.

• We use the simple future for habitual actions.

• We use the simple past for habitual actions.

How is the present continuous used for future plans?

• The present continuous is used to express wishes.

• The present continuous is used to describe past actions.

• The present continuous is used to talk about daily habits.

• The present continuous is used for future plans by indicating scheduled or decided actions.

What is other form to say 'I am exhausted"?

• I am tired

• I am getting tired

• I feel tired

• I am getting very tired

What is a similar adverb of intensity in the sentence: 'She is really happy'?

• extremely

• very

• quite

• somewhat

How is the weather described in the phrase: 'It is raining'?

• Cloudy

• Rainy

• Cold

• Sunny

Is it correct to say 'too much water' or 'too many water'?

• too much water

• too many waters

• too much waters

• too many water

Which container would you use for 'sugar'?

• bowl

• package

• box

• Glass or jar