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Defining and non-defining relative clauses, gerunds and infinitives, modals, modal perfects, zero first second and third conditionals and time clauses

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Froggy Jumps Gamification gameOnline version Defining and non-defining relative clauses, gerunds and infinitives, modals, modal perfects, zero first second and third conditionals and time clauses by HAIZEA ATEKA MOTA 1 Choose the correct past modal sentence. a She must leaving already. b She must left already. c She must have left already. 2 Choose the sentence with a correct time clause (present simple + future). a When he arrives, he will called. b When he arrives, he will call. c When he arrives, he will calling. 3 Present perfect simple: which sentence is correct? a I've known him for years. b I've know him for years. c I've knowing him for years. 4 Present perfect continuous: which is correct? a She has lived here since 2010. b She has been living here since 2010. c She has been live here since 2010. 5 Gerunds vs infinitives: correct form after 'enjoy'. a I enjoy swimming. b I enjoy swam. c I enjoy to swim. 6 Defining relative clause: choose a defining clause. a The book, that is on the table, is mine. b The book that is on the table, mine is. c The book which is on the table is mine. 7 Modal perfect: which sentence expresses past deduction? a She must finish the project. b She must finished the project. c She must have finished the project. 8 Conditional type 1: correct sentence. a If it rained, we will cancel. b If it rains, we cancelled. c If it rains, we will cancel. 9 Time clause with future (as soon as/once) example. a As soon as she arrives, we will start. b As soon as she arrived, we will start. c As soon as she arrives, we started. 10 Infinitive after want: correct form. a I want to go swimming. b I want going to the restaurant. c I want go to the cinema. 11 First conditional form? a If + past, would + base verb b If + present, will + base verb c If + present, present 12 Which expresses past obligation? a will have to b must c had to 13 Time clause for future reference with present tense? a although b when c if 14 Which verb form follows 'to want' in general? a infinitive b gerund c participle 15 Which sentence uses 'must have' for past deduction? a She must have forgetting b She must have forgotten c She must forget 16 Non-defining relative clauses are set off by? a no punctuation b semicolon c commas 17 Zero conditional structure is present... a present continuous + present simple b past simple + present c present simple + present simple 18 Which sentence uses a non-defining relative clause? a My brother, who lives in Paris, is visiting. b My brother, which lives in Paris, is visiting. c My brother who lives in Paris is visiting. 19 Which is a zero conditional sentence? a If you heat ice, it melts. b If you heat ice, it will melt. c If you heated ice, it melted. 20 Which sentence demonstrates the third conditional? a If I know, I would have helped. b If I had known, I would have helped. c If I had known, I would help.

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by HAIZEA ATEKA MOTA

Choose the correct past modal sentence.

Choose the sentence with a correct time clause (present simple + future).

Present perfect simple: which sentence is correct?

Present perfect continuous: which is correct?

Gerunds vs infinitives: correct form after 'enjoy'.

Defining relative clause: choose a defining clause.

Modal perfect: which sentence expresses past deduction?

Conditional type 1: correct sentence.

Time clause with future (as soon as/once) example.

Infinitive after want: correct form.

First conditional form?

Which expresses past obligation?

Time clause for future reference with present tense?

Which verb form follows 'to want' in general?

Which sentence uses 'must have' for past deduction?

Non-defining relative clauses are set off by?

Zero conditional structure is present...

Which sentence uses a non-defining relative clause?

Which is a zero conditional sentence?

Which sentence demonstrates the third conditional?