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Choose the correct sentence: ‘Two-thirds of the water ___ evaporated.’
Aare
Bwere
Chas
Dhave
Choose the correct sentence: ‘A pair of shoes ___ left outside the door.’
Ahave
Bwere
Cwas
Dare
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before a nationality adjective to refer to the people of that nation as a group?
AThe French are known for their cuisine.
BA French are known for their cuisine.
CFrenches are known for their cuisine.
DFrench are known for their cuisine.
Which sentence correctly uses no article before an uncountable material noun in a general sense?
AA gold is a precious metal.
BGold is a precious metal.
CThe gold is a precious metal.
DAn gold is a precious metal.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before a country name that has a plural or descriptive structure?
AShe moved to United States last year.
BShe moved to a United States last year.
CShe moved to United States's last year.
DShe moved to the United States last year.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘shall’ for a simple future statement in traditional, formal English?
AI am shall return tomorrow.
BI will return tomorrow.
CI shall returning tomorrow.
DI shall return tomorrow.
Which passive sentence correctly includes the ‘by’ agent because the doer is specific and relevant information?
AThe novel was written.
BThe novel written.
CThe novel was written by a famous author.
DBy a famous author the novel was written.
Which sentence correctly demonstrates the third conditional, used for an unreal, hypothetical situation in the past?
AIf I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.
BIf I studied harder, I would pass the exam.
CIf I study harder, I will pass the exam.
DIf I have studied harder, I would have passed the exam.
Which sentence correctly demonstrates a mixed conditional, combining a past condition with a present result?
AIf I had taken that job, I would have been rich now.
BIf I had taken that job, I would be rich now.
CIf I take that job, I would be rich now.
DIf I took that job, I would be rich now.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘be about to’ to describe an action in the very near future?
AThe movie is about to start.
BThe movie is going to start.
CThe movie will about start.
DThe movie is about starting.