Grade in porcentaje: 74.444
11
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Present
perfect simple
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This is the best tea I’ve never
tasted.
This is the best tea I’ve ever
tasted.
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When I use "never" indicated that
has never happened and when I use "ever" indicated that ever happened.
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14
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Simple present
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The beer tasted normally.
The beer tasted lovely.
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19
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Simple past
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They said They can come, but they
didn’t.
They said They might come, but they
didn’t.
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"Might" suggests possibility and
"can" skill, also the tense is past simple and would not be
possible and consistent sentence construction.
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20
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Past progressive
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They were so hard questions that
I had no chance.
They were such hard questions
that I had no chance.
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"Such" I use it with an adjective
and noun.
"So" without adjective and noun.
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22
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Past progressive
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Mum gave away her job when I was born.
Mum gave up her job when I was born.
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The composition "gave up" is to
cease to do or perform.
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24
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Simple present
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You have a terrible fever! Do
I call the doctor?
You have a terrible fever! Shall
I call the doctor?
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The "shall" is a formal future
tense as the auxiliary "will".
is to ask permission or to give warnings.
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25
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Simple present
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Johanna looks like nice in her new
dress.
Johanna looks nice in her new dress.
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I don’t need “like” because the sentence says
“looks”
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28
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Simple past
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These bottles are make of plastic.
These bottles are made of plastic.
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Made is the past of Make.
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29
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Simple present
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Do you know where did I put the keys?
Do you know where I put the keys?
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I don't need the auxiliary "did"
because the question begins with "do”. Is incoherent.
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30
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Present perfect simple.
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Magda knows a lot about badgers, but she hasn’t
ever saw a live one.
Magda knows a lot about badgers, but she
hasn’t ever seen a live one.
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The past participle of “see” is “seen”
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33
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Simple present
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You should give to you mother this letter.
You should give this letter to your mother.
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I should make sentences together coherently.
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39
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Past progressive.
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It’s a pity you’d not be here last
night.
It’s a pity you weren’t here last
night.
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The sentence is in past.
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49
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Present perfect simple
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We
haven’t got some Polish friends.
We haven’t got any Polish friends.
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"any" is used in negative
sentences.
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53
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We must go now, call the waitress and ask for
the invoice.
We must now, call the waitress and ask for
the bill.
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Invoice is used only for business
purpose.
I can use the word "bill" as either
a verb or noun in a business setting as well, but it is less precise than an
invoice.
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57
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Past progressive
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Who was the woman spoke to you?
Who was the woman that you were speaking to?
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The tense is past progressive.
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58
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Present simple
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Is Mat more tall than his father?
Is Mat taller than his father?
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"Tall" is an adjective with one
syllable, don't need "more"
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60
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W question.
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How long is it here from to Berlin?
How far is it here from to Berlin?
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how far = asking for kilometers (distance)
how long = asking for hours it would take to
get there
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62
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Present simple
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Good luck! I hope you get the job.
Good wish! I hope you get the job.
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I don’t understand, because I don’t know what
is the situation, both words can use in the sentence.
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71
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Simple past
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I didn't realise that the coffee shop was for
the other side of the road.
I didn't realise that the coffee shop was on
the other side of the road.
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"On" is used to
indicate contact with a surface
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81
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Simple present
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Maria has two sisters, but she doesn’t speak to
neither
of them.
Maria has two sisters, but she doesn’t speak
to either
of them.
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In this case is used "either" to
avoid the double negative.
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82
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Simple present.
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Hubert is an uncle of Kim.
Herbert is an uncle of Kim’s.
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I don’t know why Kim’s? Because the sentence
has “of”.
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84
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Simple present
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George goes to the work by car.
George goes to work by car.
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Is not necessary the article “the”.
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89
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Simple present
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We can finish the rest of the eggs for the
breakfast.
We can finish the rest of the eggs for breakfast.
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Is not necessary the article “the”.
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Thanks teacher, It was a good experience!!
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