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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
When should you offer congratulations to someone?
Only on their birthday
When they achieve a significant milestone
Never
Only when you need a favor
You want to compliment your friend on their new haircut. Which statement is a genuine compliment?
"Why did you cut your hair like that?"
"Your old haircut was better."
"I love your new haircut, it suits you perfectly!"
"I don't really like your haircut, but if you do, that's what matters."
What is the primary purpose of congratulating someone?
To make them feel inadequate
To express your own success
To acknowledge and celebrate their accomplishments
To make them feel uncomfortable
What is the correct form of the verb "see" in the present perfect tense?
(a)
What's the best way to respond when someone compliments you?
"It's about time someone recognized my greatness."
"Thank you! I really appreciate your kind words."
"You're just saying that to be nice."
"I get compliments all the time, so this is nothing special."
Which of the following is an appropriate way to congratulate someone on their promotion?
"I heard you got promoted. About time!"
"Congratulations on your well-deserved promotion!"
"Promotions are overrated, don't get too excited."
"I wish I had your job."
Which sentence uses the simple past tense?
"I have visited Paris last summer."
"I visited Paris last summer."
"I will visit Paris next summer."
"I visit Paris every summer."
What is the correct form of the verb "rise" in the simple past tense?
(a)
Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?
"She watched a movie last night."
"They have visited London multiple times."
"I will go to the party tomorrow."
"He plays the guitar on weekends."
Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?
"I have visited that new art exhibit."
"I visited that new art exhibit last week."
"I visit that new art exhibit regularly."
"I will visit that new art exhibit tomorrow."
What is the correct form of the verb "think" in the simple past tense?
(a)
What is the typical structure of a recount text?
Introduction, arguments, conclusion
Problem statement, solution, recommendation
Orientation, series of events, reorientation
Thesis statement, supporting evidence, counterarguments
Which transition words or phrases are often used in recount texts to indicate the chronological order of events?
"In conclusion" and "therefore"
"On the other hand" and "however"
"First," "then," "next," "finally"
"In my opinion" and "I believe"
In a recount text, what does the orientation part typically cover?
The main argument or point of view
A chronological overview of the events
A summary of the conclusions reached
A description of the problem and its significance
What is the correct form of the verb "go" in the present perfect tense?
(a)
