English Level B1 Challenge
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Question 1: Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?
I have lived here since 2010
I am living here since 2010
I live here since 2010
I was living here since 2010
Question 2: Choose the correct conditional sentence:
If I studied, I will pass
If I study, I pass
If I study, I will pass
If I will study, I will pass
Question 3: What's the correct way to report this speech: 'I am tired'?
He said he is tired
He said I was tired
He said I am tired
He said he was tired
Question 4: Which sentence shows the correct use of 'used to'?
I used to playing tennis
I used play tennis
I use to play tennis
I used to play tennis
Question 5: Choose the correct passive voice sentence:
The letter is writing now
The letter is being written now
The letter being written now
The letter was being write now
Question 6: Which word is a correct relative pronoun in this gap: 'The man _____ lives next door is friendly'?
whom
which
whose
who
Question 7: Select the correct preposition: 'I'm afraid _____ spiders.'
from
at
with
of
Question 8: Choose the correct third conditional sentence:
If I had studied, I would pass
If I would have studied, I would have passed
If I had studied, I would have passed
If I studied, I would have passed