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Question 1: Choose the sentence with the right word order.

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Question 2: Is this _ your new car?

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Question 3: He _______ (to get up) at 8 o'clock every day.

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Question 4: Carol was eating a banana while Sandy ____________ (to do) his home task.

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Question 5: I promise, I ____________ (to ring up / you) tomorrow.

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Question 6: The fire ___________ (to bring) under control at 6 p.m. yesterday.

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Question 7: John ___________ drive a car very well.

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Question 8: If you aren't watching TV, ____________ .

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Question 9: Choose two forms of the verb 'to do' (Past Simple - Past Participle).

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Question 10: Jerry didn't do ____________ wrong.

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Question 11: Mark speaks ________ German.

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Question 12: Mark speaks German ________.

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Question 13: Carl has an aunt ______ is a teacher at school.

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Question 14: Massive storm caused huge damage ___ the city.

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Question 15: I would like to pay ___ advance if you don't mind.

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Question 16: I'm indifferent ___ his words.

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Question 17: Dave has caught a lot of _____.

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Question 18: How ______ photos do you need?

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Question 19: If she _____ (to win) the contest, she ______ (to be) very happy.

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Question 20: Paul asked me: "Will you visit Tom with me tomorrow?"

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Use 'Would you like…' to offer or invite politely.

Possessive adjectives do not take articles.

Present Simple for habitual actions; add -s with he/she/it.

Past Continuous for actions in progress in the past.

Will for spontaneous decisions and promises.

Passive when the action happens to the subject.

'Can' expresses ability.

Switch off means to turn off a device.

Past Simple: did; Past Participle: done.

In negative questions/clauses use anything.

Adjectives after a linking verb describe noun: 'fluent' German.

Adverbs describe how an action is performed.

Relative clause with subject: 'who'.

Damage to something; use preposition 'to'.

Common collocation: 'in advance'.

Indifferent + preposition 'to'.

'Fish' is the common plural; 'fishes' used for species.

Use 'many' with plural countable nouns.

Second conditional: If + past simple, would + base verb.

Report questions: shift to statement order and adjust time.

 
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