Is this question correct: Could you tell me where is the nearest supermarket?
no, it's not.
She got _________ telling her story and forgot what the main point was. (=became too excited or involved, lost control of oneself)
carried away
Is this sentence correct: I have worked in this company since 3 years ago.
no, it's not
Can we use "would" instead of "used to" in the following sentence: I used to play football every weekend, but now I don’t have time.
yes, we can
What is the synonym of the word "to ban"? (The website was banned for spreading false information.)
Prohibit/Forbid/Restrict
The police have started to crack down on illegal street racing in the city. What does "crack down on" mean?
to take strong or strict action to stop something, usually something illegal or unwanted
What verb do we use with the following nouns: _____ charge/______notes/_____ an interest
take
1. I was ________ to buy the shoes even though they were too expensive 2.The smell of fresh bread was so _______ (tempting/tempted)
1. tempted 2. tempting
Is this indirect question correct: I wonder who this car belongs to.
yes, it is.
What verb do we use with the following words: _____ your bed/_____ sense/_____ time for
make
Can we use "would" instead of "used to" in this sentence: She used to believe in fairy tales when she was a child.
no, we can't
I can always rely ____ my team, they are true professionals.
on
It gets on my __________ when people are late for meetings. (=annoys or irritates someone)
nerves
Paraphrase with the passive voice: They are tackling the problem.
The problem is being tackled.
Is this sentence correct: I live in Bogota for 4 years.
no, it's not
What's the synonym of a "faulty" product?
Defective product/Malfunctioning product/Damaged product
I have to deal ______ difficult clients at work.
with
What does this sentence mean: "I bawled my eyes out"
I cried a lot.
I am working _____ a very challenging project right now.
on
Paraphrase the sentence with the passive voice: Everyone should obey the rules.
The rules should be obeyed (by evryone).
Can you give a synonym of the word "ashamed"?
Embarrassed/Humiliated/Abashed/Mortified
What is the synonym of "tackle the problem"?
Address the problem/Deal with the problem/Handle the problem/Sort out the problem
When something "blows your mind", is it in a positive or a negative sense?
almost always in a positve sense