Which sentence means the same as: I´ve never had such an enjoyable lesson?

This is the least boring lesson I´ve ever had.

Make this into an indirect question: Why are you studying for the FCE?

Could you tell me why you are studying for the FCE?

Which option contains the complete correct set?

a Sunday newspaper, the top of a ladder & tomorrow´s meeting

Which pair is correct?

Barcelona is so polluted /Barcelona is such a polluted city.

Combine these ideas: My sister lives in Madrid + My sister´s husband is Portugese.

My sister, whose husband is Portugese, lives in Madrid.

Which of these sentences is the most certain speculation?

We must have been hungry., They can´t have seen her.

Make this passive: Most people know that exercise is good for you.

It is widely known that exercise is good for you.

Which sentence is grammatically incorrect?

He was running home when, suddenly he was falling in the bin

Which of these sentences is NOT about the future?

I´m usually late when we meet up.

Which of these sentences is incorrect?

I´ve been failing my exams last month.

In which sentence can you use whom as the relative pronoun?

She is the woman to ________ I spoke.

Which of these sentences is INCORRECT?

I have seen this film last summer.

Correct the mistake: I have not to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.

I don´t have to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE., I don´t need to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.

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1
Which sentence means the same as: I´ve never had such an enjoyable lesson?
This lesson isn´t as enjoyable as the last one was.
This lesson is not as enjoyable as the other lessons.
This is the least boring lesson I´ve ever had.
This is by far the most boring lesson I´ve ever had.
2
Respond positively and negatively: I think that Barcelona is a great place to live.
Nor do I / I don´t
So do I / I´m not agree
So do I / I don´t
So would I / I´m not agree
3
Make this into an indirect question: Why are you studying for the FCE?
Could you tell me why you are studying for the FCE?
What are your reasons for studying the FCE?
I´d be interested to know why are you studying for the FCE
Could you explain why you to study for the FCE?
4
Which option contains the complete correct set?
a Sunday newspaper, the top of a ladder & tomorrow´s meeting
Sunday newspaper, top of a ladder & the meeting of tomorrow
Sunday´s newspaper, the top of a ladder & tomorrow´s meeting
a Sunday newspaper, the ladder´s top & tomorrow´s meeting
5
Which pair is correct?
Barcelona is so polluted /Barcelona is such a polluted city.
The film is such boring/It´s so a boring film.
Barcelona is such pretty/Barcelona is such a pretty city.
There are such a lot of people/There is so much students.
6
Combine these ideas: My sister lives in Madrid + My sister´s husband is Portugese.
My sister, who lives in Madrid, is married.
My sister, who lives in Madrid, is married.
My sister, whose husband is Portugese, lives in Madrid.
My married sister lived in Madrid.
7
Which of the following is wrong?
She´s such a quiet.
He doesn´t eat enough vegetables.
He´s so greedy.
She´s such a perfectionist.
8
Which of these sentences is the most certain speculation?
She could have misplaced her keys.
He might have forgotten about the meeting.
We must have been hungry.
They can´t have seen her.
9
Make this passive: Most people know that exercise is good for you.
Many people think that exercise is good for you.
People have known that exercise is good for you.
It is widely known that exercise is good for you.
Exercise is good for you.
10
Complete the sentence with the correct option: "We´d rather ________________ at the back".
to sit
sat
sit
sitting
11
Which sentence is grammatically incorrect?
I had been living in Cadiz for six years.
I lived in Cadiz for six years.
He was running home when, suddenly he was falling in the bin
When he´d had breakfast, he read the newspaper.
12
Which of these sentences is NOT about the future?
I´m going to try and be on time.
I´m usually late when we meet up.
I´m meeting him at 9pm.
He may well be late.
13
Which is correct? I _____________ cook dinner on Sundays.
use to
used to
am getting used to
usually
14
Which of these sentences is incorrect?
He´s been trying to phone you all day.
I´ve been reading that book you lent me.
You´ve been living here for five years now.
I´ve been failing my exams last month.
15
Which sentence has the wrong question tag?
Let´s phone Paul, shall we?
She´s already passed the FCE, hasn´t she?
Let´s meet at 7, won´t we?
You don´t believe him, do you?
16
Complete the phrase: Remember ________________ water before you go running.
drinking
to drink
having drunk
when you drank
17
In which sentence can you use whom as the relative pronoun?
My sister, ________ is married to an actor, lives in France.
_______ is the man over there?
What´s the name of the place ________ the exam takes place?
She is the woman to ________ I spoke.
18
Which of these sentences is INCORRECT?
I saw that film two years ago.
I have seen this film last summer.
I´ve seen that film at least three times.
I haven´t seen that yet but I´d like to.
19
Which is correct? I ___________ living in New York.
usually
am getting used to
used to
am used to
20
Correct the mistake: I have not to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.
I should study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.
I don´t have to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.
I don´t need to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.
I must to study English anymore; I´ve passed the FCE.

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