Theory14

The Future Simple can be used to denote an action decided on spontaneously

• true

• false

The result of a completed action can be expressed by the adverbials...

• still

• ago

• already

• lately

Choose the correct sentence to show a succession of single past events

• The dog picked up the bone and carried it away.

• I felt very happy in those days.

The Present Continuous is used to talk about itineraries.

• true

• false

Choose the correct sentence

• I've heard she is getting married.

• I hear she is getting married.

• I heard she is getting married.

• I am hearing she is getting married.

Clauses of time are introduced by the conjunctions...

• unless

• when

• until

• till

• before

Clauses of condition are introduced by the conjunctions...

• while

• so long as

• as soon as

• as long as

• until

Choose the correct meaning: I'm seeing him about it tomorrow.

• a promise

• a pre-arranged plan

The Present Perfect is used to describe past intentions which remained unfulfilled (with the verbs hope, intend, plan, etc.)

• true

• false

The Present Perfect Continuous is used for more ​_____ actions while the Present Perfect is used for more ​ _____ situations.​

• temporary, permanent

• permanent, temporary