Lingua e traduzione inglese 4 (2022)

Which of these is not a modal verb of ability. Need. none of the above. Be able to. Can.

The past simple of to move is: Most. Mover. Moved. Movet.

Which of these sentences is false?. Modal verbs are always equal for all the 6 persons in a conjugation. none of the above. Modals can be supported by to be, if needed. Modal cannot be used in negative forms.

Translate the following sentences: "Women must fight for their rights". none of the above. Le donne hanno bisogno di lottare per i loro diritti. Le donne debbono lottare per i loro diritti. Le donne dovrebbero lottare per i loro diritti.

Which of these modal verbs is not used to give advice: Had better. Need. Ough to. should.

the modals can and must: Put -s at the 3rd singular person and respect all the phonetic rules. Put -s at the 3rd singular person. none of the above. Don't put -s at the 3rd singular person.

The right translation of the sentence "Se vuoi chiamare tua madre, puoi" is: If you need to call your mother, you can. If you have to call your mother, you are able to. If you want to call your mother, you can. I fyou want to call your mom, you should.

The past simple of the verb to travel is: Travald. Travelled. Travel. Travalled.

The short answer of the question "Did you know my friend Bill?" is: Yes, I do. Yes, I did. Yes. Yes, I know.

The right translation of the sentence "Ascolto musica in bagno" is: I listen to the music in the bathroom. I'm listening to the music in the bathroom. I listen music in the bathroom. I'm listening music in the bathroom.

What is a kidney?. An item. An illness. A part of your body. a place.

The verb to rectify means: To say something all over again. To correct something wrong. to call someone. To repeat a message.

Which of these options is not a category of modal verbs: Comparison. Possibility. none of the above. Necessity.

Correct the verb in the following sentence: "I've sold my old car a year ago". I sell my old car a year ago. I sold my old car a year ago. I'm going to sold my old car a year ago. I solt my old car a year ago.

Complete the sentences with the right modal verb: "Students finish the written test before 12 o' clock": can't. Need to. Must. Lack to.

The interrogative-negative form of the sentence "My mom bought bread yesterday" is: Didn't your mom buy bread yesterday?. My mom didn't bought bread yesterday?. Didn't my mom buy bread yesterday?. Did my mother buy bread yesterday?.

The past simple of to fly is: Flew. fled. Flyed. Flied.

Complete the sentences with the right modal verb: "You listen to their new album! It's great!": Have to. Must. better. Need.

The simple past: none of the above. Can be used for a recent action. Cannot be used with modals. Is used when an action is completely finished.

If someone is gracious, it means: Kind. A good dancer. Big. smart.

The negative form of the modal verb must is: Don't must. Haven't must. Musn't / must not. have not must.

Complete the sentence with the right modal verb: "Mary take care of her dog because it's sick": Ought to. Must. can't. Should.

Complete the sentences with the right modal verb: "To pass the English exam, we study hard": Have to. could. Might. May.

Select the right answer: A= I can't swim!. none of the above. B= Either can I. B= Neither can I. B= So can I.

Select the right answer: A= I hate studying on Sunday!. B= So I do. B= So am I. none of the above. B= So do I.

What's the past simple of "to play"?. Plaid. Plaied. Played. plays.

A synonymous of the verb "to devastate" is: To create newly. To break something. To damage something badly. to build things.

Select the right answer: A= Tom is a doctor!. B= So is Julian. B= Nor is Tom. B= So does Julian. B= Also Julian is a doctor.

The negative form of the sentence "Nicole is a rich woman" is: Nicole isn't / is not a rich woman. Nicole isn't rich. Neither Nicole is a rich woman. Nicole is poor.

In some cases, the modal verb Need has the same meaning of: none of the above. Have to. Lack. Be.

Which of these adverbs cannot be used with past simple?. Last month. Just. A year ago. last week.