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What's the difference between "should" and "ought to"?

• "Should" is stronger than "ought to."

• "Ought to" is more formal than "should."

• They have opposite meanings.

• "Should" is only used in the past.

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

• The chef cooked a delicious meal.

• A delicious meal was cooked by the chef.

• The chef is cooking a delicious meal.

• The chef will cook a delicious meal.

Change this sentence to passive voice: "They built the bridge in 1990."

• The bridge is built by them in 1990.
• The bridge builds in 1990.

• The bridge was built in 1990.

• In 1990, they built the bridge.

Identify the tense of this passive sentence: "A new school is being built in the city."

• Present simple

• Past simple

• Present continuous

• Future simple

What is the structre of a passive sentence?

• Subject + verb + object
• Subject + past participle + form of 'to be'
• Agent + form of 'to be' + subject
• Subject + form of 'to be' + past participle + (by + agent)

Change this sentence into passive voice: "They are watching a movie."

• A movie watches them.

• A movie is watched by them.

• A movie is being watched by them.

• A movie was being watched by them.

What should a good summary include?

• Every single detail from the original text

• Only the supporting details

• The main idea and key points

• The author’s personal opinions

What is a defining relative clause?

• A clause that gives extra information about a noun

• A clause that gives essential information about a noun

• A clause that can be removed without changing the meaning

• A clause that is always at the end of a sentence

Which relative pronoun is used for people?

• Which

• Where

• When

• Who

Choose the correct sentence with a defining relative clause:

• The man who called you is my uncle.

• Paris, which is a beautiful city, is in France.

• My sister, who lives in Spain, is a doctor.

• I bought a new phone, which I love.