Which sentence uses the future perfect simple?

We will have finished the project by Friday

Which is the correct adverb order?

quickly – outside – every morning

Which is the correct adjective order?

beautiful – black – velvet – jacket

What is 'yod dropping' in pronunciation?

Omitting the 'j' sound in words such as YouTube.

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1
Which sentence uses the future perfect simple?
We will have finished the project by Friday
They will arrive tomorrow.
By next month, he will have been working here for five years.
She will be studying at 9 p.m.
2
Who symbolizes the working class in Animal Farm?
Benjamin
Boxer and Clover
The pigs
Mollie and the cat
3
Which tense follows 'I wish' for regrets?
Past Perfect
Future Simple
Past Simple
Present Continuous
4
'Programme' is British English spelling, 'program' is American English spelling.
True
False
5
Which sentence structure forms a question?
Subject + auxiliary verb
Verb + auxiliary verb
Auxiliary verb + subject
Subject + verb
6
Which is the antonym of 'scorching'?
Warm
Freezing
Boiling
Hot
7
What rhetorical device is 'laborious, miserable, short'?
Simile
Tricolon
Metaphor
Hyperbole
8
Which adjective best describes deceptive ads?
Misleading
Entertaining
Emotional
Persuasive
9
Which subordinating conjunction is used in 'clauses of contrast'?
Because
If
Although
Since
10
Which is the correct adverb order?
every morning – outside – quickly
every morning – quickly – outside
quickly – outside – every morning
outside – quickly – every morning
11
Which is the correct adjective order?
velvet – black – beautiful – jacket
jacket – velvet – black – beautiful
black – beautiful – velvet – jacket
beautiful – black – velvet – jacket
12
What is 'yod dropping' in pronunciation?
Adding a schwa in words such as 'banana' (/bəˈnɑːnə/).
Omitting the 'j' sound in words such as YouTube.
Dropping the 'r' sound in words such as 'car' (/kɑː/).
Pronouncing 't' as 'd' in words such as 'butter' (/ˈbʌdər/).
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Which is NOT a good essay hook?
Famous quotes
Detailed personal anecdotes
Surprising statistics
Provocative questions

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