Review of Tenses - English 3

What sentence is correct?

• She have never traveled to the beach

• We have always did our job right

• Colombia has already been visited by Australian People

• It hasn't rain yet.

Which modal is correct in the following sentence?

SHE _____ pay for the entrance. The event is free

• Must

• Doesn't have to

• No have to

• Can't

What sentence is correctly using the Past Perfect?

• She had already eaten before she arrived to class.

• The party hadn't started when she had arrived.

• She had did her homework by the time the teacher called her

• The students haven't started the quiz because the teacher hadn't quiz.

Which is one of the uses of the passive voice?

• When we speak with big words that require a long context

• When we are speaking in a passive way

• When we speak informally with people on the street

• When we don't want or need to mention the agent of the action

Which of these objects isn't a material?

• Cotton

• Brick

• Wall

• Copper

What question is correct to ask about the material of an object...

• When it is born?

• Where does it come from?

• Who does the object? Why?

• What is it made of?

Which sentence is in the active voice?

• Crabs are eaten at restaurants all over the world

• People from different countries buy souvenirs when they travel

• The world can't be saved with a small action we make

• The car was invented by the German thousands of years ago.

What are the correct conjugations of the verb "Do"?

• Do - Does - Did

• Do - Did - Didn't

• Done - Did - Do

• Do - Did - Done

What is the difference between Must and Have to?

• Must is formal. Have to is informal. We can use both when we speak

• Must is something you decide. Have to is something other people tell you to do

• Must is something you must do everyday. Have to is an action you do sometimes.

• Must is more important than have to. Have to is more light and simple

Which isn't an environmental issue?

• Harm of ecosystems

• Overpopulation

• Deforestation

• Pollution of the seas.