Questões sobre Gramática

When addressing people in formal contexts, we it is appropriate to use a title. In the alternatives below, the one which indicates the correct relationship between title and status is:

• A. Mr. is used for married man only.
• B. Mr. is used for married and unmarried man.
• C. Mrs. is used for unmarried woman.
• D. Miss is used for married woman.
• E. Dr. is used for man only.

The pronoun one refers to:

• A.

  workweek.

• B.

  economy

• C.

  services

• D.

  industries

What option best completes the following sentence

: “If I had had a baby, _____________________________”

• A. I would have been happier.
• B. I wouldn´t have regretted playing cards.
• C. I would have worked hard.
• D. I would have felt disgusted.
• E. I will have happiness.

Complete the sentences with the appropriate verbs:

I. Would you _____________________ a donut?

II. Who __________________ you yesterday? Chris.

III. Justin ___________________ his Chemistry exam.

• A. like; phone; wrote.
• B. like; phoned; passed.
• C. liked; phones; passed.
• D. want; called; wrote.
• E. wanted; call; read.

Complete the sentence with the appropriate noun:

I. Last February, the bus ___________________ went up.

II. This coffee is too ________________. Please, add some sugar.

• A. taxes; salty.
• B. taxes; raw.
• C. fares; raw.
• D. taxes; salty.
• E. fares; bitter.

What does the following sentence mean?

“Luke ran into Jon when he finished grocery shopping”.

• A. Luke and Jon exercised after Luke went shopping.
• B. Luke ran with Jon to the mall.
• C. When Luke finished grocery shopping, he accidently saw Jon.
• D. Luke found Jon after Jon finished buying grocery.
• E. Jon went shopping running with Luke.

Complete the following sentences with the correct relative pronouns:

I. I told you about the book ________ helped me on that test.

II. The girl ________ is sitting on the couch is his girlfriend.

• A. which, who.
• B. who, who.
• C. who, which.
• D. that, which.
• E. who, that.

Complete the blanks of the following sentences with the adjective good or the adverb well:

I. Linda always behaves ______ in school.

II. I love perfume. They smell so _______.

III. They skate so ______.

• A. good, good, well.
• B. well, well, good.
• C. well, good, well.
• D. good, well, good.
• E. well, well, well.

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate adjective or adverb to make the correct comparisons or superlatives:

I. She thinks she is ______________ her teacher (intelligent).

II. This is _______________ movie I have ever seen (bad).

III. I think chocolate cake is ___________ carrot cake (delicious).

• A. intelligenter than; badder than; more delicious than.
• B. more intelligent than, the worst, more delicious than.
• C. less intelligent than, the worse; more delicious than.
• D. the most intelligent, badder than, the most delicious.
• E. the most intelligent; the worse; the most delicious.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the passive voice:

I. The camp __________ by the rain.

II. Tea __________ at 4.

• A. is flooded, serves.
• B. floods, serves.
• C. wiil be flooded, served.
• D. was flooded, will be served.
• E. flooded, was served.