INGLESE PIATTAFORMA PARTE 1

It is used when something is always true or when we are talking about scientific evidences: First Conditional. Zero Conditional. Third Conditional. Second Conditional.

Used to describe situations that is generally true or to say that one event always follow another: Second Conditional. First Conditional. Zero Conditional. Mixed Conditionals.

Is used to describe a situation that could have happened in the past if the situation had been different: First Conditional. Second Conditional. Zero Conditional. Third Conditional.

And is used to connect the if clause and the main clause: First Conditional. Second Conditional. Mixed Conditional. All of the bove.

It describes probabilities and possible resultS: Third Conditional. Mixed Conditional. Second Conditional. First Conditional.

Unless can be used as an alternative in the if Clause in the first conditional: Sometimes. Always. True. Never.

Modals can also be used istead of would in this type of conditional: Second Conditional. First Conditional. Fourth Conditional. Mixed Conditionals.

IF+Past Simple + would/wouldn’t+verb without to is the way to form A: First Conditional. Second Conditional. Third Conditional. Mixed Conditionals.

If I had worked harder at school , I would have a better job now >is an example of: First Conditional. Mixed Conditional. Second Conditional. Third Conditional.

If+past perfect+ would/wouldn’t have + past participle of the verb is the way to form A: Zero Conditional. Third Conditional. First Conditional. Second Conditional.

Ralph…… his friend at the supermarket: Saw. Seen. See. Seeing.

I…..born in New York: Were. Weren’t. Is. Was.

Mary…..to the cinema with her friends: Going. Went. Go. Gone.

Last weekend they…..a party: Had. Have. Having. Has.

While I…..down the street, I…..my friend: Walkedmeet. Was walkingmeet. Was walkingmet. Walkedmet.

When I….., they were eating: Arriving. Arrive. Arrived. Have arrived.

The students…..a power point for their French lesson: Were preparing. Were prepared. Were prepare. Preparing.

Last summer I…..my holiday: Didn’t like. Did liked. Did no like. Liked not.

….good food at the party last night?: Have you eat. Did you eat. Have you eaten. Ate you.

The phone rang while I….: Were cooking. I am cooking. Cooking. Was cooking.

….do house cleaning tomorrow: I’m going to. I will do. I’m. I going to.

The plane…..off at 4:30 a.m: Will take. Takes. Taking. Take.

We….for our holidays tomorrow morning: To leave. Will leave. Are leaving. Leaving.

I think they…..the match: Win. Are winning. Will won. Will win.

The office….at 9:00 a.m: To open. Opening. Opens. Open.

I…..football tomorrow: Will play. Am playing. Playing. Played.

Look!Those cars….: Crash. Will crash. Going to crash. Are going to crash.

Maybe Trump…..the elections!: Will not win. Do not win. Will no win. Not wins.

…..you…..come?: Going/to. Will/going to. Are/going to. Is/going to.

The intercity train…..at 4 p.m: Arriving. To arrive. Arrive. Arrives.

My brother is…..than me: Tallest. Taller. More tall. The taller.

My book is…..interesting than yours: Interestinger. More. Most. The most.

Italian food is…..than junk food: Best. More good. More better. Better.

Naples is…..crowded than New York: Least. Lesser. Less. The less.

Mary is…..Susan: Intelligent as. As intelligent as. As intelligent. Intelligent.

I think Robert De Niro is…..fascinating actor: The more. Most. More. The most.

Susan is…..in the class: The more intelligent. The most intelligent. More intelligent. Intelligent.

This is…..doll of my collection: The least beautiful. The less beautiful. Less beautiful. Least beautiful.

January is…..month of the year: The colder. Coldest. Colder. The coldest.

I my opinion Ferrari is…..in Europe: Best. better. the better. the best.

…..am a vero good tennis player: You. They. I. We.

…..is a smart boy: He. We. You. They.

The boy…..Is going to Milan is Jack: Which. Whose. Whorm. Who.

Please buy those apples! I would like…..: Any. None. No. Some.

I cut…..chopping the vegetables: Herself. Myself. Themselves. Yourselves.

Bob was proud of…..for his new job: Myself. Ourselves. Himself. Herself.

…..are Mary’s children: This. That. Their. Those.

Whose bag is…..? It is…..: These/our. This/hers. Those/my. These/your.

…..are you from?: When. Who. Where. What.

…..did you see your friend?: were. what. which. when.

I often…..with my friends: Going out. Go out. Goes out. Gone out.

They usually…..pizza with their family: Eat. Eaten. Are eating. To eat.

We…..a letter now: Are reading. Read. Reading. Is reading.

Mary…..the house at the moment: Cleans. Cleaning. Are cleaning. Is cleaning.

…..you…..football tonight: Are/play. Is/playing. Are/playing. Is/play.

This is…..book: John’s. Johns’. John. Johne’s.

…..Tayler is my uncle: Mrs. Mr. Miss. Messers.

My mother is…..Smith: Messers. Mrs. Mr. Miss.

…..Martin is a good preacher. He’s very kind!: Esquire. Captain. Doctor. Reverend.

The…..Toys are all broken: Childrens’. Childrens. Children’s. Children.

I…..to this music for hours. It is so beautiful: Would listening. Would to listen. Would listen. Would to listening.

John…..his colleague immediately: Should to call. Should calling. Should call. To calling.

…..a glass of wine?: You would like. Would you like. Would like you. Would you liking.

The Clintons…..a bigger house: To would like. Would like. Would liking. Would to like.

If it is bad weather, I…..out: Not will go. Am not going. Will not go. Will not to go.

I…..you if you marry me: Will always to love. Always will to love. Loving. Will always love.

If I…..more money, I…..a new car: Have/would buy. Had/would buy. Had/would buying. Had/buy.

If I…..a lottery, I…..the poor: Win/would help. Winning/would help. Won/help. Won/would help.

…..If we…..younger, I around the world: Were/would travel. Are/would travel. Were/travel. Were/will travel.

If Mary…..more, she…..better marks: Studied/get. Study/would get. Studied/would get. Studied/would gotten.

I…..like a cup of tea: Will. Would. Shall. Wish.

I…..I could go to Rome: Will. Want. Wish. Would.

If you try hard you…..succeed: Going to. Going. Will. Will to.

I don’t…..to study English anymore!: Will. Should. Would. Want.

…..you help me?: Shall to. Want. Will. Shan’t.

I…..I could eat these biscuits: Would. Wish. Will. Want.

I’m afraid it’…..a long meeting: Will be. Is being. Is. Is going be.

I…..at work before eight: Won’t being. Won’t be. Won’t will be. Not will be.

…..get up early tomorrow morning: I have to. I’ll having to. I am having to. I’ll to have.

Jacob….rather have spaghetti for lunch: Do. Don’t. Does. Would.

Market is: A place where goods are sold and bought. A place where goods are sold. A place where commodities are bought. A place where people meet.

In modern times market transactions are often made: In person. By telephone or online. By mail. By barter.

If sellers raise the price of a commodity: Buyers and sellers don’t agree. People do not buy that commodity. The higher price will encourage a greater production of that commodity. Sellers gain more money.

If a commodity becomes overstocked: Sellers must lower the price. Sellers must raise the price. Buyers buy more commodities. Consumers want more of that commodity.

A shift of workes into a new field of occupation be achieved: If there are new job opportunities. If there is a high demand of workers in that field. If there is a shift in wages. If there is a new field of occupation.

The shift of workers into the growing occupation causes: New job opportunities. General unemployment. When consumers want more of any commodity. …the shift in relative wages.

The classical triad is made up by: Land,labor and people. Labor, capital and people. Labor,labor and capital. Land, people and commodities.

An entrepreneur is: A tycoon. Someone who builds up a company from nothing: a start-up company. Someone who lives in USA. A top executive.

Tycoons,magnates or moguls are: Rich and successful people with power and influence. CEO. Managers. Executives.

A manager is: Someone in a position of responsibility in a organizzation. An executive at a low level. A tycoon. A consumer.