MID 1 INGGRIS 2025B

Which expression is used by a teacher to ask students about pronunciation?

• Do you want to try the next one?

• How do you spell that?

• Would you like to pronounce the word "..."?

• Do you understand me?

What does the teacher mean by saying, "You will work in pairs."?

• You will work in pairs.

• You will work in groups.

• You will read together.

• You will write on the board.

Which expression of the student is used to ask for a clearer explanation?

• May I ask you a question?

• Can you repeat that, please?

• Can you explain a little more about that?

• What page are we on now?

What is the Indonesian translation for the expression of praise, "Great job!"?

• Absolutely amazing!

• Great!

• Great job!

• Incredible!

Which expression represents certainty?

• I am not sure about that.

• I doubt it.

• I am very sure.

• I don't think so.

How do you express that you are very sure about something?

• I'm not really sure about...

• I'm one hundred percent sure.

• I have my own doubts.

• Very unlikely.

Which expression is used to express dislike?

• I like...

• I really like...

• I do not like...

• I really like...

What is the Indonesian equivalent for the phrase, "I really like..."?

• I really like...

• I am very interested in...

• I am crazy about...

• I really like...

When is a higher intonation (rising intonation) typically used in English speeches?

• When you want to end your sentence.

• When you want to inform the audience that you are finished.

• When you want to persuade or excite the audience.

• When you are explaining grammar rules.

What change occurs to the verb in the Simple Present Tense when the subject is singular (he, she, it)?

• Add -ed to the verb.

• Add -ing to the verb.

• Add -s or -es to the end of the verb.

• No change occurs.