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What does "I can't afford it?" mean:
1. I don't like it
2. I don't have enough money to buy it
3. I don't want it
My computer is worth 800 euros means
1. I paid 800 euros for it
2. It has a value of 800 euros
3. It has a value of less than 800 euros
"To agree" in the past is :
1. I was agree
2. I am agree
3. I agreed
The preposition to use with "depend" is :
1. It depends at...
2. It depends of...
3. It depends on...
The past of can is:
1. could
2. can
3. canned
When you want to use "must", in the past, for example, yesterday, I ___________________ stop working, you use:
1. must
2. have to
3. had to
Wow! is an expression of:
1. pain
2. surprise
3. tiredness
"Actually"... means :
1. at the moment
2. in fact
3. currently
"I'm quite a happy person" means:
1. I'm reasonably happy
2. I'm very happy
"I guess you're right" means:
1. I don't think you're right
2. Maybe you're right
3. I suppose you're right
"I would rather have a dog than a cat" means
1. cats are better than dogs
2. dogs are better than cats
3. I would prefer a dog to a cat
"I have my own car" means:
1. I have bought my car
2. I rent a car
3. I lease a car
"I get to work every day at 8 o'clock" means:
1. I arrive at work at 8 o'clock
2. I leave the house at 8 o'clock
3. I leave work every day at 8 o'clock
We say "to..."
1. deny a job
2. get a job
3. play a job
A kid is ...
1. an old person
2. a child
3. a type of horse
What could be referred to as 'stuff' ?
1. coffee
2. a printer
3. a pen
"Weird" means ...
1. strange
2. fat
3. very tired
"Huge" means...
1. small
2. lost
3. big
"To increase" means...
1. to go up
2. to go down
3. to go sideways
What's the difference between: "1. Do you drink red wine ?" and "2. Are you drinking red wine?"
1. In the first, you are asking about a generality
2. In the second, you are asking about a generality
3. The first is now, the second is a generality.
What's the difference between "1. How long have you been living in Lyon?" and "2. How long do you live in Lyon?"
1. The first is wrong
2. The second is correct
3. The first is correct
Is this sentence grammatically correct : "I have played golf yesterday".
1. Yes
2. No
3. Maybe, in some cases
What's the difference between: "1. Do you like him?" and "2. Did you like him ?"
1. The first is talking about the past
2. The second is talking about the past
3. The first is talking about the future
Which is correct (or, at least, more common) ?
1. Yesterday, I did go to the cinema
2. Yesterday, I went to the cinema
Which would you hear more often from an English person ?
1. What are you going to do tomorrow ?
2. What will you do tomorrow ?
Which would you hear more often from an English person ?
1. What are you doing on Saturday night ?
2. What will you do on Saturday night ?
Which is correct in English ?
1. I have been being married for 10 years
2. I have been married for 10 years
What would you say when you answer the phone in English ?
1. How can I help you ?
2. Yeah, what ?
3. What are you want ?
Which means "wait a second, please" ?
1. Hold the line, please
2. Hang up, please
How do you pronounce the "th" sound in English ?
1. By putting your tongue at the top of your mouth
2. By putting your tongue between your teeth
3. By closing your eyes

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