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Grammar and vocabulary basics

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Q1. Which is used for: A. Things B. People  C. Places D. Time

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Q2. Which is used for: A. People B. Things  C. Time D. Actions

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Q3. Choose correct: A. The person which called B. The person who called  C. The person where D. The person what

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Q4. Complete:  The company ___ we work with01 A. who B. which  C. where D. when

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Q5. Choose correct: A. The project who we finished B. The project which we finished  C. The project where D. The project when

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Q6. (complex) Choose correct: A. The manager which leads the team B. The manager who leads the team  C. The manager where leads D. The manager leads

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Q7. (complex) Combine:  The client is demanding. He contacted us. A. The client which contacted us B. The client who contacted us is demanding  C. The client contacted us is demanding D. The client who contacting us

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Q8. Choose correct: A. The system that we use is efficient  B. The system who we use C. The system where we use D. The system what we use

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Q9.  Process01 A. Result B. Steps to follow  C. Tool D. Plan

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Q10.  Carry out01 A. Plan B. Perform  C. Cancel D. Stop

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Q11.  Set up01 A. Destroy B. Prepare  C. Cancel D. Delay

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Q12.  Figure out01 A. Ignore B. Understand/solve  C. Build D. Remove

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Q13. (complex) A. We set up the system before starting  B. We set the system up before starting  C. We set up system before D. We setting up

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Q14.  Make sure01 A. Guess B. Ensure  C. Think D. Plan

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Q15. (complex) A. I go through the steps before carrying out the task  B. I go the steps before C. I going through D. I go through before task

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Who is used for people; option B is correct.

Which refers to objects or things; option B is correct.

Who = people; option B is correct.

Company is a thing; use which.

Objects/projects take which.

Who = person; option B is correct.

Relative clause with who; option B is correct.

That works for things; option A.

Process = sequence of steps.

Carry out = perform.

Set up = prepare.

Figure out = understand/solve.

Correct phrasal order: 'We set the system up before starting'.

Make sure = ensure.

Go through = explain steps; option A is correct.

 
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