UNIT 7,8,9 Lớp 12

What does the Future Perfect tense describe?

• An action that will occur at a specific time in the future.

• An action that will be completed before a certain time or another action in the future.

• An action that is happening at a specific time in the future.

• An action that has occurred in the past before another action.

In a mixed conditional sentence, which clause usually describes a situation in the past but has a result in the present?

• If + S + V (past perfect), S + would + V (bare).

• If + S + V (present simple), S + will + V (bare).

• If + S + V (past simple), S + would + V (bare).

• If + S + V (present perfect), S + would + have + V (past participle).

How is the passive voice with modal verbs formed?

• S + modal verb + be + past participle.

• S + be + modal verb + past participle.

• S + modal verb + past participle + be.

• S + was/were + modal verb + past participle.

What forms can a reduced relative clause use?

• V-ing, V-ed, to V.

• V-ing, to be V-ed, will V.

• Was/were V-ing, to have V-ed, would V.

• Had V-ed, being V-ed, shall V.

When do we use reported speech with modal verbs?

• When we want to report a sentence containing modal verbs like can, must, may...

• When we want to emphasize a mandatory action.

• When recounting a story in the past.

• When converting a passive sentence.

What does the subjunctive with 'Wish' express?

• A desire in the present, past, or future.

• An evident truth.

• A high possibility that will occur.

• A plan that has been arranged.

What nuance does the subjunctive with 'If only' usually carry?

• Regret or a strong desire.

• A possibility that may occur.

• A hypothetical situation based on reality.

• A mandatory command.

In a mixed conditional sentence, which tense is used in the main clause?

• Present simple or future simple.

• Past simple or past perfect.

• Past perfect or present subjunctive.

• Present continuous or past simple.

What is the main tense?

• Present simple or future simple.

• Past simple or past perfect.

• Past perfect or present subjunctive.

• Present continuous or past simple.

When can we shorten the relative clause with 'to V'?

• When the verb in the relative clause implies future or purpose.

• When the verb implies past.

• When the verb is a modal verb.

• When the subject is a noun indicating time.