choose the correct answer. If I lived by the ocean, _______________

I’d take walks on the beach every day.

I went for a run and swimming every day.

choose the correct answer. If I worked freelance, _______________

I might have an easier schedule.

choose the correct answer. If I were my own boss, _______________

I will have more freedom to do what I want.

choose the correct answer. If I had a boat, _______________

I will organize a vacation for my friends in it.

I’ll be so happy because I love the ocean.

choose the sentence written correctly EXAMPLE: a / The / could / scientists / have / solution / found / . The scientists could have found a solution. 1. I / might / think / Sally / been / the / winner / have / .

I think the winner might have been Sally

the winner might have been Sally I think

choose the sentence written correctly been / couldn’t / Juan’s / this / have / fault, / there / he / because / wasn’t / .

This couldn’t have been Juan’s fault, because he wasn’t there

This can have be Juan’s fault, because he wasn’t there

This be Juan’s fault, because he wasn’t there

choose the sentence written correctly he / blunder / have / a / shouldn’t / made / such / .

He shouldn’t have made such a blunder

He shouldn’t has make such a blunder

He shouldn’t have making such a blunder

choose the sentence written correctly Picasso / the / could / artist / been / have / .

The artist could have been Picasso

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You should have finished the 3rd chapter of the book by now.

PROHIBITION

PERMISSION

OBLIGATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You aren’t supposed to use that door. Didn’t you read the sign?

PROHIBITION

PERMISSION

OBLIGATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may not use the elevator if there is a fire in the building.

PROHIBITION

PERMISSION

OBLIGATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You are required to answer all the questions on the test.

PROHIBITION

PERMISSION

OBLIGATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may leave the room as soon as you have finished the exam.

PROHIBITION

PERMISSION

OBLIGATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
She : "I can’t remember where I put my keys."

She said that she couldn’t remember where she had put her keys

She couldn’t remember where she had put her keys

She said that she can't remember where she had put her keys

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
He: "I didn’t watch the movie last night."

he hadn’t watched the movie last night.

He said that he hadn’t watched the movie last night.

he didn't watched the movie last night.

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EVOLVE B2 GRAMMAR QUIZ 2 PARCIAL 2

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You should have finished the 3rd chapter of the book by now.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You aren’t supposed to use that door. Didn’t you read the sign?

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may not use the elevator if there is a fire in the building.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You are required to answer all the questions on the test.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may leave the room as soon as you have finished the exam.

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
She : "I can’t remember where I put my keys."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
He: "I didn’t watch the movie last night."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
I: Have you read the newsfeed?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
He: Did you tag your posts?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
They asked if Rachel had an iPad.

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EVOLVE B2 GRAMMAR QUIZ 2 PARCIAL 2

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.You should have finished the 3rd chapter of the book by now.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.You aren’t supposed to use that door. Didn’t you read the sign?

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.You may not use the elevator if there is a fire in the building.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.You are required to answer all the questions on the test.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.You may leave the room as soon as you have finished the exam.

choose the indirect or direct sentences.(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))She : "I can’t remember where I put my keys."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))He: "I didn’t watch the movie last night."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))I: Have you read the newsfeed?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))He: Did you tag your posts?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))They asked if Rachel had an iPad.

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Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You should have finished the 3rd chapter of the book by now.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You aren’t supposed to use that door. Didn’t you read the sign?

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may not use the elevator if there is a fire in the building.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You are required to answer all the questions on the test.

Decide if these sentences are examples of prohibition, permission, or obligation.
You may leave the room as soon as you have finished the exam.

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
She : "I can’t remember where I put my keys."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
He: "I didn’t watch the movie last night."

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
I: Have you read the newsfeed?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
He: Did you tag your posts?

choose the indirect or direct sentences.
(((EXAMPLE: She: "I haven’t had lunch yet."
She said that she hadn’t had lunch yet.)))
They asked if Rachel had an iPad.