Reported speech: She said, “I am tired.”

She said that she has been tired.

She said that she would be tired.

Incorrect passive form:

The statue was carved by a chisel.

The sketch was painted with pencil.

The sketch was made by Leonardo.

To-infinitive is not used:

after adjectives which express emotions

The sentence with a conjunction:

She bought him a car, but he didn’t have a driver’s license.

Sholpan offered to show Nurgul how to use the cash register.

The book, Pride and Prejudice, is a classic novel.

You should see a doctor about your syndrome.

Active voice: We were made to clean the house by their aunt.

Their aunt made us clean the house.

Their aunt was made to clean the house.

Their aunt let us clean the house.

We made their aunt clean the house.

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture yourself on desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships, and old chests filled with jewelry and coins. For some people, these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure. One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called " Treasure Coast ". Between the 16th and 18th centuries, many Spanish ships sank near the coast, and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver, and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold. Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn, and the ships often broke into pieces. The exploration of the sea near the coast began in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains ' diaries, and obviously for gold, silver , and coins. Today, treasure hunting is an expensive game that requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship underwater, but if they are lucky, they feel excited. Why is the eastern coast of Florida referred to as the "Treasure Coast"?

Because many Spanish treasure ships sank there

Because it is a popular tourist destination

Because pirates buried treasure on its beaches

Because it is home to a large jewelry industry

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture yourself on desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships, and old chests filled with jewelry and coins. For some people, these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure. One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called " Treasure Coast ". Between the 16th and 18th centuries, many Spanish ships sank near the coast, and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver, and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold. Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn, and the ships often broke into pieces. The exploration of the sea near the coast began in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains ' diaries, and obviously for gold, silver , and coins. Today, treasure hunting is an expensive game that requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship underwater, but if they are lucky, they feel excited. 253. What was one of the main reasons so many ships sank near the coast of Florida?

The narrow passage and storms made sailing dangerous

Pirates attacked them frequently

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture yourself on desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships, and old chests filled with jewelry and coins. For some people, these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure. One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called " Treasure Coast ". Between the 16th and 18th centuries, many Spanish ships sank near the coast, and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver, and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold. Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn, and the ships often broke into pieces. The exploration of the sea near the coast began in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains ' diaries, and obviously for gold, silver , and coins. Today, treasure hunting is an expensive game that requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship underwater, but if they are lucky, they feel excited. According to the text, what began the modern search for sunken ships?

Discovering old records in Spanish archives

Stories passed down by local fishermen

New technology developed in the 1990s

An underwater map drawn by early explorers

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture yourself on desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships, and old chests filled with jewelry and coins. For some people, these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure. One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called " Treasure Coast ". Between the 16th and 18th centuries, many Spanish ships sank near the coast, and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver, and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold. Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn, and the ships often broke into pieces. The exploration of the sea near the coast began in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains ' diaries, and obviously for gold, silver , and coins. Today, treasure hunting is an expensive game that requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship underwater, but if they are lucky, they feel excited. What are treasure hunters today most likely to need in order to explore shipwrecks?

D) Advanced equipment and trained divers

B) Government permission and a map

C) Metal detectors and a wetsuit

If you dream of adventures, you probably picture yourself on desert islands, wrecks of sunken ships, and old chests filled with jewelry and coins. For some people, these dreams have come true. It is because they really know where to look for treasure. One of the best places for treasure hunting is the Atlantic Ocean near the eastern coast of Florida. This place is called " Treasure Coast ". Between the 16th and 18th centuries, many Spanish ships sank near the coast, and their wrecks were buried in the sand among the coral reefs. These ships sailed from Mexico to Spain and carried gold, silver, and precious stones. They also transported Spanish soldiers and governors who were coming back home from the colonies with their own gold. Most ships sank not very far from the coast. There was only one narrow channel, which ran between the massive and dangerous coral reefs. Besides, tropical storms or hurricanes were very common in late summer or early autumn, and the ships often broke into pieces. The exploration of the sea near the coast began in the twentieth century when records of shipwrecks were found in the Spanish archives. First, there came scuba divers with metal detectors. Then, with the discovery of the first Spanish ship in the early 1970s, many people started treasure hunting. They were looking for anchors, captains ' diaries, and obviously for gold, silver , and coins. Today, treasure hunting is an expensive game that requires professional equipment and expert divers. It is exhausting and quite dangerous. It takes divers long hours to search for a ship underwater, but if they are lucky, they feel excited. What best describes the author’s attitude toward treasure hunting today?

It is difficult but thrilling when successful

It is a dangerous job not worth doing

It is mostly done by historians and scientists

CORRECT statements according to the chart:

In 1960, more people walked than used any other type of transport.

Bus usage peaked in 1980 compared to 1960 and 2000.

The percentage of people using cars increased significantly from 1960 to 2000.

In 1980, more people walked than used bikes.

The use of cars was lowest in 2000.

The sound or mark of foot when walking.

Walking on foot for a long time.

Ancient marks of extinct animals.

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They … never been to Almaty.

will

should

have

were

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She hasn’t called me …:

already

just

recently

yet

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Modal verb: You … park here; it’s forbidden.

can’t

may

must

don’t have to

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Reported speech: “I will call you tomorrow,” she said.

She said that she would call me the next day.

She told that she would call me the next day.

She said that she would call me tomorrow.

She has said that she will call me the next day.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Correct conditional: IF I … you, I would apologize.

had

were

should

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Passive voice: Somebody is cleaning the room.

The room was cleaned.

The room was being cleaned.

The room has been cleaned.

The room is being cleaned.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

He gave … smoking last year.

over

for

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ENG | PART 10 (!!!)

They … never been to Almaty.

She hasn’t called me …:

Modal verb: You … park here; it’s forbidden.

Reported speech: “I will call you tomorrow,” she said.

Correct conditional: IF I … you, I would apologize.

Passive voice: Somebody is cleaning the room.

He gave … smoking last year.

You … eat so much junk food; it’s unhealthy.

Conjunction:

Reported speech: She said, “I am tired.”

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