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Quick practice on key topics
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What is the correct present simple form of 'to be' for he/she/it?
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Which is the correct nationality adjective for people from Spain?
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Fill in the blank: How old ___ you?
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Which is the correct spelling?
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Present continuous: They ___ surfing.
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The noun 'water' is countable or uncountable?
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Plural of 'child' is...
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Choose the sentence with a correctly placed frequency adverb (usually/always):
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There ___ a book on the table.
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The noun 'bread' is countable or uncountable?
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What is his middle name?
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What is his first name?
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How do you spell his last name?
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What is his nationality?
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What's his phone number?
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What's his email address?
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How often does he wake up at 6:30 in the morning?
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How often does he play with his friends on weekends?
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How often does he listen to podcasts while he drives?
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How often does he go to the cinema with his family?
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How often does he stay up late?
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What does he like doing?
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What was the temperature in °F?
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What was the weather like in New York two days ago?
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What was the weather like yesterday?
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What was the low temperature yesterday?
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What was the weather like two days ago?
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What was the high temperature two days ago in °F?
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What was the temperature yesterday?
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What was the weather like two days ago?
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What was the temperature two days ago in °C?
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What was the temperature yesterday in °F?
Explicación
He/She/It uses 'is' in present simple.
The adjective is 'Spanish'; 'Spaniard' is a noun.
'Are' agrees with 'you' in questions about age.
Correct spelling is 'accommodate' with double 'c' and 'mm'.
Present continuous uses 'are' + verb+ing.
Water is a mass (uncountable) noun.
Regular plural is not used; 'child' -> 'children'.
Correct sentence: subject + always + verb.
With a singular noun, use 'There is'.
Bread is typically uncountable; you say 'some bread'.
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