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Esta guia la hice yio :3 pero las preguntas y respuestas aparecerán 100% (las respuestas incorrectas esas serán diferentes)

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❗️GUIA DE INGLES ❗️Online version Esta guia la hice yio :3 pero las preguntas y respuestas aparecerán 100% (las respuestas incorrectas esas serán diferentes) by Juan Eduardo 1 You are telling your life story. How do you correctly explain that in your childhood, you played with dolls but now you don't? a I used to play with dolls. b was playing with dolls. c I use to play with dolls. d I am used to play with dolls. 2 What is the meaning of the following sentence? While I was studying, my brother was listening to music loudly. a These two actions happened at the same time in the past. b One action interrupted the other action in the past. c These two actions happen at the same time in the present. d Both actions happened one after the other. 3 What is the relationship between the two actions in this sentence? "The sun was shining, and the birds were singing." a The two actions were simultaneous and create a scene. b The first action caused the second action to happen. c The two actions are unrelated. d One action interrupted the background scene. 4 Compare these two sentences: (I) He didn't use to like coffee. (II) He wasn't used to drinking coffee. What is the difference? a Sentence (I) talks about a past habit; Sentence (II) talks about a past state of being accustomed to something. b Sentence (I) talks about a present habit; Sentence (II) talks about a past habit. c Sentence (I) is grammatically incorrect. d Both sentences describe the exact same past habit. 5 It's 8 PM yesterday. You were in the middle of your homework. Your friend calls and asks what you were doing. What do you say? a I was doing my homework. b I did my homework. c I used to do my homework. d I have done my homework. 6 Complete the sentence: When I was a child, I _______ run very fast. a could b can c was able d used to 7 In a job interview, the manager asks you about a hard task you completed before. Which sentence is the best answer? a I was able to finish the project on time. b I could finish the project on time. c I managed to finishing the project on time. d I was capable to finish the project on time. 8 Which verb form follows "used to" to talk about past habits? a Verb base form b Verb past participle form c Verb gerund (-ing) form d Verb infinitive with 'to' 9 Identify the error in this sentence: We use to go to the beach every summer when we lived in Veracruz. a We use to b every summer c when we lived d in Veracruz 10 Which of the following sentences correctly analyzes the use of "could"? a "I could swim when I was five." - This correctly describes a general ability in the past. b "Could you pass the salt?" - This describes a past ability. c "I could go to the party tomorrow." - This describes a certain past event. d "She could finished the test." - This correctly uses a past verb after could. 11 Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit that no longer happens? a I used to eat early. b I use to eat early. c I was used to eat early. d I used to eating early. 12 You see a friend who looks tired. You want to ask about their activity last night. What is the best question? a What were you doing last night? b What did you do last night? c What have you been doing last night? d What used you to do last night? 13 You are writing a story. How would you best set the scene to describe what everyone was doing when the hero arrived at the party? a Everyone was dancing and talking. b Everyone used to dance and talk. c Everyone danced and talked. d Everyone has been dancing and talking. 14 Classify the following sentence: Could you pass me the salt? a A polite request. b A past ability. c A future possibility. d A strict command. 15 Look at the picture and choose the sentence that best describes it. a The boy was swimming in the pool. b The boy was standing next to the pool. c The boy swam in the pool yesterday. d The boy used to swim in the pool. 16 Complete the sentence with the correct option (two actions happening at the same time): "While I was studying, my brother _________." a was listening to music. b is listening to music. c listened to music. d listens to music. 17 The past continuous, in affirmative form, has this structure: a Subject + verb to be (past) + verb-ing b Subject + verb to be (present) + verb-ing c Subject + verb in past + verb-ing d Subject + auxiliary verb + verb base form 18 Last year, you had the skill to solve complex math problems, but you've forgotten now. Which sentence best explains this? a I could solve complex math problems last year. b I use to solve complex math problems. c I was able solving complex math problems last year. d I used to solving complex math problems last year. 19 You need to explain why you are late. The bus broke down while you were on it. What do you say? a My bus broke down while I was traveling. b My bus used to break down. c My bus was breaking down while I traveled. d My bus breaks down while I am traveling. 20 What is the negative form of "She was sleeping" in the Past Continuous? a She wasn't sleeping. b She didn't sleep. c She doesn't sleeping. d She wasn't sleep. 21 The sentence "They weren't able to finish the project" means: a They didn't have the ability or opportunity to finish it. b They finished the project with a lot of help. c They had the ability but chose not to finish it. d They are currently finishing the project. 22 You want to politely ask a stranger to take a picture of you. What is the most appropriate question? a Could you take a picture of me, please? b Can you to take a picture of me? c Do you take a picture of me? d Take my picture. 23 Which question is grammatically correct for the Past Continuous? a What were you doing? b What you were doing? c What was you doing? d What did you doing? 24 Which of the following sentences uses "used to" correctly? a I used to play video games every day. b I used to playing video games every day. c I did used to play video games every day. d I use to played video games every day. 25 Analyze the following sentences: I played soccer. I was playing soccer. All of the following statements about the sentences are true, EXCEPT: a Both sentences describe the same type of action. b The first sentence describes a completed action in the past. c The second sentence describes an action in progress at a specific time. d Both sentences are grammatically correct.

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❗️GUIA DE INGLES ❗️Online version

by Juan Eduardo

You are telling your life story. How do you correctly explain that in your childhood, you played with dolls but now you don't?

What is the meaning of the following sentence? While I was studying, my brother was listening to music loudly.

What is the relationship between the two actions in this sentence? "The sun was shining, and the birds were singing."

Compare these two sentences: (I) He didn't use to like coffee. (II) He wasn't used to drinking coffee. What is the difference?

It's 8 PM yesterday. You were in the middle of your homework. Your friend calls and asks what you were doing. What do you say?

Complete the sentence: When I was a child, I _______ run very fast.

In a job interview, the manager asks you about a hard task you completed before. Which sentence is the best answer?

Which verb form follows "used to" to talk about past habits?

Identify the error in this sentence: We use to go to the beach every summer when we lived in Veracruz.

Which of the following sentences correctly analyzes the use of "could"?

Which sentence correctly expresses a past habit that no longer happens?

You see a friend who looks tired. You want to ask about their activity last night. What is the best question?

You are writing a story. How would you best set the scene to describe what everyone was doing when the hero arrived at the party?

Classify the following sentence: Could you pass me the salt?

Look at the picture and choose the sentence that best describes it.

Complete the sentence with the correct option (two actions happening at the same time): "While I was studying, my brother _________."

The past continuous, in affirmative form, has this structure:

Last year, you had the skill to solve complex math problems, but you've forgotten now. Which sentence best explains this?

You need to explain why you are late. The bus broke down while you were on it. What do you say?

What is the negative form of "She was sleeping" in the Past Continuous?

The sentence "They weren't able to finish the project" means:

You want to politely ask a stranger to take a picture of you. What is the most appropriate question?

Which question is grammatically correct for the Past Continuous?

Which of the following sentences uses "used to" correctly?

Analyze the following sentences: I played soccer. I was playing soccer. All of the following statements about the sentences are true, EXCEPT: