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University English VII: Partial 1 Exam Review

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University English VII: Partial 1 Exam Review
 

University English VII: Partial 1 Exam ReviewOnline version

Quiz review for the partial exam.

by Adriana Edith Romero Garcia
1

Indirect: Could you tell me where the conference room is?

2

Indirect: Do you know if the project deadline has changed?

3

Indirect: Where is the software version control system?

4

Indirect: Can you explain the rollout plan?

5

Indirect: Will the meeting start on time?

6

Indirect: Has the stand-up finished?

7

Indirect: Where can I find the API docs?

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Indirect: Is the meeting room available now?

9

Indirect: Do you know how to merge branches?

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Indirect: Are the tests ready for review?

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Future Continuous: I will be coding tomorrow at 9 a.m.

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Future Continuous: They will be presenting at the conference next week.

13

Future Continuous: By this time tomorrow, I will be debugging.

14

Future Continuous: They will be attending the conference next week.

15

Future Continuous: I will be delivering the presentation at 3.

16

Future Continuous: At 5 p.m., we will be testing the software.

17

Future Continuous: Next week, the team will be implementing the feature.

18

Future Continuous: Tomorrow morning, I will be reviewing code.

19

Future Continuous: They will be deploying the update next month.

20

Time Expressions: this time tomorrow, I will be in a meeting.

21

Time Expressions: next week, the team will present a prototype.

22

Time Expressions: tomorrow morning, I’ll finish the protocol.

23

Time Expressions: during the meeting, we’ll discuss milestones.

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Time Expressions: next month, the project starts a new sprint.

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Correct answer is the indirect form transforming the question into a polite request.

Identify the proper indirect structure with if/ WHETHER.

Indirect question uses could you tell me + where.

Polite indirect form uses could you explain.

Use if to introduce indirect question.

Indirect with if clarifies status.

Use can be found after indirect structure.

Polite inquiry with if for availability.

Indirect form for procedure questions.

Use if/ whether after could you tell me.

Future continuous shows actions in progress at a future time.

Correct form uses will be + -ing.

Shows ongoing action at a future time.

Progressive form required for ongoing future action.

Indicates scheduled action in progress.

Continuous action in the future time.

Use will be implementing for future ongoing action.

Correct continuous future form.

Ongoing future action.

Use the exact expression in context.

Appropriate time adverb use.

Correct phrase for morning in the future.

Correct use of during + event.

Next month indicates a future month.

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