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The prepostition that collocates with BE AFFECTED is: by. about. to. of.

The formulation that is used for weather is: there is/are. it is/was. she is/was. they are/were.

The prepostion that collates with BE SUSPECTED is: to. from. in. of.

The contraction that is incorrect is. he's. i's. she's. they're.

The number of conjugations that BE has in the present is: 2. 3. 4. 5.

The preposition that collocates with BE ABOUT is: to. in. for. from.

The sentence "I have been to Spain." is an example of: past simple. present perfect. present continuous. past perfect.

The form BEEN is called the: past participle. present participle. perfect infinitive. preposition.

The short response that is incorrect is: yes, it's. no, I'm not. yes, they are. no, we aren't.

The past participle of BE is: was. were. been. gone.

When it talks about possession, HAVE is in its role as: a main verb. an auxiliary. a causative verb. a contracted verb.

In the past the number of forms of HAVE is: 1. 2. 3. 4.

The expression in which HAVE means experience is: have breakfast. have a think. have a baby. have a good time.

As a causative HAVE is used in the form: has + been + present participle. have + object + past participle. do + object + present participle. have + been + past participle.

The contraction that is incorrect is: she's got a car. he's gone. they've been home. he's a boat.

As a main verb HAVE does not describe: the weather. possession. relationships. some states.

The sentence in which HAVE is being used as the main verb is: she has been to Spain. we have had a good time. they have gone home. he has done his work.

The expression in which HAVE means consume is: have tea. have a day off. have a baby. have a swim.

The sentence which would be preferred in American English is: we've got good news. we've some news. she's been away. they haven't any time.

The tense in which HAVE is an auxiliary verb is: past simple. past continuous. present perfect. present simple.