Global Learning: B1-B2 Final Exam

• Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?

• We have lived in this house since we were children.

• They won't have been waiting in line for very long when the store opens.

• By the time I arrived, the party had already started.

• Had you ever been to France before you moved there?

Answer explanation

The correct sentence in the present perfect tense is 'We have lived in this house since we were children.' This choice uses the auxiliary verb 'have' followed by the past participle 'lived' to indicate an action that started in the past and continues to the present.

Transform the following sentence into reported speech:

Adam said, ‘I lost my job’.

Identify the uncountable nouns

• People

• Country

• Bread

• News

Answer explanation

Uncountable nouns refer to things that cannot be counted individually. In this case, 'Bread' and 'News' are uncountable nouns, while 'People' and 'Country' are countable nouns.

The noun coffee is countable or uncountable

• Yes

• No

• It is both

• I am not sure

Answer explanation

The noun coffee is both countable and uncountable depending on the context. It can refer to a specific cup of coffee (countable) or the general concept of coffee (uncountable).

"How much water did you drink after running the marathon?"

Answer this question using quantifiers for uncountable nouns.

The dog chased the ball.

This is passive voice. False or true?

• False

• True

Answer explanation

The statement 'The dog chased the ball' is in active voice, not passive. Therefore, the answer is False.

Transform the following sentence into passive voice.

"The gardener waters the plants"

Use the gerund in the following sentence.

"They love to learn English"

Find the mistake and rewrite the sentence.

"I don't know whom took my school bag".

"The conditional IF can only be placed at the beginning of the sentence".

True or false?

• True

• False

Answer explanation

False - The conditional IF can be placed in various positions within a sentence, not just at the beginning.