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Quiz 2Bll English Program quiz

Present Simple is used
To express repeated actions
To express actions happening at the moment of speaking
Description of pictures
If you are unreliable, people can trust you
True
False
If you are _____, a lot of people know you
Generous
Popular
Polite
After "every" you can put plural nouns
True
False
If you are changing house, you are ______ another house
Moving in
Settling in
Moving out
Past Simple is used to talk about permanent situations
True
False
I _______ live there, but I recently moved out
Usually
Would
Used to
We use "not+ adj.+ enough" when there's more than is necessary
True
False
In the sentence:"I have been thinking about it for a while", which verb tense is used?
Past Perfect Simple
Past Simple
Past Perfect Continous
Uncountable nouns have only a singular form
True
False
Few is used with uncountable nouns
True
False
If you are starting to do something, you are _______
Taking it up
Picking it up
Calling it off
We use "to be going to" for:
General predictions
Facts
Predictions based on evidence
I enjoy skiing _____ I'm not very good at it
If
Only
Even though
To get something you need in a pharmacy, you'll need a _____
Prescription
Bandage
Operation
To cheer someone up means:
Make him happier
Make him recover
We use "to be able to" to express ability
True
False
Modals are followed by:
Present simple
Present continous
Infinitive
In relative clauses we use "whose" to talk about
Places
Things
Possession
We use "A" for countable nouns
True
False
For situations that started before another moment in the past we use the past simple
True
False
If it is brand-new:
It's cheaper than usual
It hasn't been used before
If I am taller than luca and he is taller than mario, I am
The tallest
The smallest
As tall as mario
The past simple is formed by: be+past simple
True
False
In question tags for imperatives we use:
Do+pronoun
Shall+ pronoun
Will+pronoun
"Unless", in "if" clauses means "if not"
True
False
"to join in" means to enter a competition or a tournament
True
False
First conditional is formed by:
If+present simple, will
If+past simple, will
If+present simple, would
Third conditional is used for certain facts
True
False
"to be allowed" means:
Don't have permission
To have permission
To be capable of doing something
In reported speech past simple becomes:
Past perfect simple
Past continous
Present perfect simple
In reported speech if we have "these/those + noun" it becomes
It
Those
Them
In WH questions if the answer is yes or no we use whether or if
True
False
The future perfect is formed by
Will+be+past participle
Will+have+past participle
Will+have+past simple
If you don't study, you will _____ failing all your classes
Cut up
Drop out
End up
To talk about certain things we can use:" should+have+past participle"
True
False
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