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When do we use second conditional sentences?

to talk about imaginary situation

Comparative and Superlative form of «far»

farther, farthest

What is the difference between «a lot of and a lot?»

a lot of followed by noun, a lot by verb

Give the comparative and superlative of the word «Little».

Little=> Less, Least

Combine the sentence using a relative clause. => I bought a bike yesterday. The bike is black. => The bike...

The bike that I bought yesterday is black.

You ... say anything stupid if you want to keep your job. a. Have to b. Mustn't c. Must

B. mustn't

Choose the correct one => This castle (hasn't inhabited) / (hasn't been inhabited) for nearly a century.

hasn't been inhabited

Give the structure of Past Continuous!

was/were+verb+ing

We normally use 3rd conditional to talk about how things could have been different in the past. T/F.

T

Which past tense do we use, when we want to say what happened?

Past simple

We use first conditional sentences to talk about the possible future situation. T/F

True

Choose the correct form. => I'm in charge of (recruiting) / (to recruit)new staff.

recruiting

Complete the sentence using reported speech. "I'm selling all my books." My brother said …

My brother said (that) he was selling all his books.

Mike was the only one who ... understand me. a. Can b. Could

b. could

Complete with must, might, or can't. A. My sister works as an interpreter for the EU. B. She … speak a lot of languages to work there.

Must

Complete with a question tag. It's cold today,...?

Isn't it?