Inglese

Maggie _____ on Saturday morning. is usually swims. usually is swimming. swims usually. usually swims.

I _____ to work, but this week I _____ the subway. driving usually / taking. drive usually /am taking. usually drive / am taking. usually driving / am taking.

It's a great movie. I _____ it because it _____ a thriller. am liking / is being. am liking / is. like / is being. like / is.

Maia _____ all the time, sometimes I _____ why!. is complaining / not understand. is complaining / don't understand. complains / am not understanding. complains / don't understand.

They _____ a lot of snow in winter in Canada. How lucky they _____. are having / are. are having / are being. had / are. have / are.

Why _____ your rainboots? It's not wet today!. do you wear. are you wearing. are you wear. do you wearing.

The correct word order for: your the does what weekend usually husband do at ?. What does usually your husband do at the weekend?. What usually does your husband at the weekend?. What does your husband usually do at the weekend?. What usually do your husband does at the weekend?.

How often _____ to the hairdresser's?. do you going. do you go. are you go. You go.

A: What _____? B: I'm looking for my brown bag, the one with the fashionable yellow leather handles. I can't find it. are you doing. are you do. do you do. do you doing.

Talking about Steve McClure, who’s one of the best rock climbers in the world, we have come across a sport that he started off in. It’s called trad climbing. What is the meaning of this word?. It's traditional climbing blended with rock climbing. It means to climb traditionally. Using only trekking boots. It means traditional climbing using suitable climbing equipment. It's a blend of traditional climbing and trade climbing. You exchange equipment with your mates.

What a couch potato that guy is! All he does is _____. sit on a sofa and snoar all day long!. eat potatoes and watch TV all day long!. sit on a sofa and watch TV all day long!. eat potatoes on a sofa all day long!.

Malcolm argues that first impressions are usually reliable. He says that we have two ways to make decisions: slowly and carefully, being sensible, or quickly and unconsciously without thinking. What does 'argue' mean?. To disagree. To concent. To define. To state.

Pete _____ hishomwork now, so he can't go out to play football. does. doing. does doing. is doing.

Jenny stopped running to answer her mobile phone. She interrupted something because she can't do it any more. She interrupted something. /. She interruped something to do another thing.

Facial expressions: when a person is smiling, you understand that the person is happy or indicates approval. When a person frowns, they show unhappiness or disapproval. Indeed, facial expressions are the best forms of body language conveying emotions such as surprise, happiness, fear, anger, etc. Frown is _____. when a person is angry, and makes a strange noise and face. when a person concentrates all their thoughts and contracts their mouth. when a person contracts their eyebrows, and lines appear on their forehead. when a person contracts their face and lines appear around their mouth and forehead.

Roberta lives in the city centre. It is beautiful but she must _____a lot of noise. put up with. put on. put out. put up.

The small villages in the French countryside are _____ I've seen during my holidays. more beautiful. the most beautiful. as beautiful. more beautiful than.

Life in the country is usually _____ than city life. peacefuller. the most peaceful. peacefuler. more peaceful.

The countryside is _____ the city. the least dangerous than. the least more dangerous. the least more dangerous. less dangerous than.

Ben was walking in the city centre when he saw Gwenth and _____to her. stopped to speak. stopped to speaking. stopped speak. stopped speaking.

Some people prefer living in the city: they love the lights, the entertainment and the leisure that city life has to offer. Theatres, cinemas, museums, and gyms are easy to reach. The people who live in the city love to be able to get to work or school quickly. They don’t love to commute and spend most of their mornings and evening on trains and buses. What is the meaning of 'commute'?. To travel regularly by train, bus, car, etc. to get to and from work or school. To travel from home to a shopping mall once in a blue moon. To restore to a former place or position in the train or bus. To substitute or invert the means of transport.

Could you please not give Janet my jacket: I _____ it!. still using. am still use. still use. am still using.

I managed _____ my sister-in-law the chinaware she had always wanted for her birthday! She'll be thrilled when she opens the box!. to give. in giving. to giving. giving.

I love to live in a small town. I suggest you _____ there too!. to moving. move. to move. moving.

The flowers in the shop near my house has got _____ ones. the most colourfuls. the most colourful. the most coloured. most coloured.