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Quiz sobre contables, plurales y cláusulas de contraste y propósito

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Quiz sobre contables, plurales y cláusulas de contraste y propósito

by Mariana Guerrero Ramirez
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She __ that we should study harder for the exam

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2. My teacher __ me to arrive early tomorrow.

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John __ he was feeling sick yesterday

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The coach __ the players to practice every day.

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Sarah __ going to the beach this weekend

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The homework __ by the students yesterday

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English __ in many countries around the world

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The new hospital __ next year

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The windows __ every weekend

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The movie __ by millions of people last month

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Fernanda looks exhausted today. She ______ stayed up all night studying for the exam.

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Simon didn’t answer his phone yesterday. He ______ been in a meeting.

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If you had left earlier, you ______ caught the bus on time.

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Paloma ______ warned us about the problem before it became serious

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You ______ called me if you needed help with your homework.

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Sergio practiced every day, so he ______ won the competition.

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I forgot my umbrella. I ______ checked the weather forecast before leaving home.

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catalina was very talented. She ______ become a famous singer if she had wanted to.

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The lights were off when we arrived, so they ______ left before midnight.

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You ______ asked for directions instead of walking around for hours.

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Which sentence uses 'bread' as an uncountable noun correctly?

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Choose the plural noun:

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Which sentence is a clause of contrast using 'although'?

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Which sentence expresses a purpose clause?

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Identify the uncountable noun in the sentence: 'Water and air are essential.'

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Choose the correct plural form:

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Which sentence uses a contrast conjunction?

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Select the uncountable noun used with 'much' (not 'many'):

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Choose a sentence with a purpose clause correctly formed:

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Which option shows a correct use of a plural noun in a sentence?

Explicación

We use “suggested” when giving an idea or recommendation. After suggest, we usually use:

Explanation: The verb “advise” is followed by: advise + someone + to + verb Example: My teacher advised me to arrive early. The other options have incorrect grammar patterns.

Explanation: We use “said” to report information or statements. The structure is: said + sentence Example: John said he was feeling sick.

The verb “tell” needs an object (a person). Structure: tell + someone + to + verb Example: The coach told the players to practice.

Explanation: After suggest, we commonly use a verb ending in -ing. Example: Sarah suggested going to the beach. We do not say “suggested to go.”

Explanation: This sentence is in the past passive voice. Structure: was/were + past participle “Homework” is singular, so we use was completed.

Explanation: This is a present passive sentence. Structure: is/am/are + past participle English receives the action, so we say: English is spoken.

Explanation: This sentence uses the future passive voice. Structure: will be + past participle Example: The hospital will be built next year.

Explanation: This is a present passive sentence because it describes a routine action. Structure: are + past participle “The windows” is plural, so we use are cleaned.

Explanation: This sentence is in the past passive. Structure: was/were + past participle “The movie” is singular, so we use: was watched.

“Fernanda looks exhausted” is strong evidence. “Must have” is used to make a near-certain deduction about the past.

We don't know exactly why Simon didn't answer. “Might have” expresses possibility.

The sentence has an unreal condition in the past: If you had left earlier… In this type of conditional, we use “would have” + past participle.

It talks about a correct action that didn't happen. “Should have” expresses regret or criticism.

“Sergio practiced every day” gives strong evidence. “Must have” is a logical conclusion.

should have checked It expresses an action that was a good idea but wasn't done.

could have become It speaks of a possibility in the past that did not occur.

The lights were off, so the logical conclusion is that they had already left.

should have asked It expresses advice about the past.

Uncountable nouns like bread do not take plural; use 'enough bread' not 'breads'.

Nouns that can be counted use plural form; 'cats' is plural while others are incorrect forms.

'Although' introduces a contrast; other options express cause or result.

Purpose clauses use 'to' + verb (infinitive) to show aim.

Water is uncountable here; 'air' is another uncountable noun.

Regular plural forms add -s; 'mothers' is correct.

'However' signals contrast between ideas.

Uncountable nouns follow 'much' not 'many'; 'water' is uncountable.

Correct form is 'to' + base verb to express purpose.

Plural subject 'students' requires plural verb and 'projects' plural noun.

 
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