Mark the alternative that contains the first part of the dialog.

“–

– It’s a quarter after two.”

Find the correct passive voice to the sentence.

“Bob bought a new pair of shoes.”

Choose the word that couldn’t complete the blank.

“Anna to watch TV after lunch.”

Read the sentence below and mark the alternative that contains its passive voice.

“Tiffany made us lunch .”

Point the alternative that best completes the blank.

“My parents must realize they're not that only ones by those changes."

Read the statement below and answer.

“I can’t put up with this kind of behavior, Nene is so stubborn.”

Choose the alternative that can substitute the underlined words without changing the meaning of the sentence.

Mark the alternative that best completes the sentence below.

“I prefer national clothes to ones.”

Change the sentence to the affirmative form.

"Have you got to read page 7 again?”

Choose the alternative that substitutes the underlined word without changing the meaning of the sentence.

“You should fix the truck before next week, we’ll need it!”