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Grammar / Gramática

I Select answeramareis

you Select answeramareis

he, she it Select answeramareis

we Select answeramareis

they Select answeramareis

My name Select answerwasisbeare Dave.

I Select answerwasamwenthave gone to bed at 10 o'clock last night.

I Select answerwouldcouldoughtmay like to study English.

Select answerYou areAre youDo youIs it a lawyer?

Where  Select answerdo youyou dodid youhave you study?

I  Select answerstudyingdid studyhave studyingstudied abroad at Oxford in England.

Where Select answeratisbeare your office?

My office is Select answeratbeinby Exchange street.

I  Select answerlikewould likemay likehave gusto for coffee very much.

What  Select answeris youare youyou isyou are you looking for?

I have an apartment in Chelsea. I would like you to be my Select answerinvitedhostguestfriend for a week.

Ben didn't like anyone to come behind the Select answerwindowcounterbackgroundfront in his shop.

Debbie was a student. In the evening she earned money by working as a Select answerwaitresscounterbackgroundfront in a restaurant.

My car is making an Select answerimpressivenotablenoticeableawful noise, so  I'm taking it for a Select answerinvestigationcheck upexamservice tomorrow.

They told us that their friend lived just outside Stockholm in a Select answerspecialcuturaltypicalsocial Swedish cottage.

The presenter made a terrible Select answerimpressionnoisebackgroundview . He didn't seem to know what he was talking about.

I love the Select answerdessertdesertmotorwayairport . It's so quiet and beautiful.

Dan sat down at the table and saw that he had a plate but no Select answerdessertcutlerywaitercovers , so Dan called the Select answerwaitresswaiterwaterwriter and he brought him some immediately.

That was an excellent party, You are a very good Select answercompanionparty throwerhostoast .

Sally didn't feel very well, so she went to the Select answerclinicoff licencesurgerybetting shop near her house.

We spent a very interesting evening speaking to Jane. She has an unusual Select answerbackgroundstoryexperiencesensation and spent her first few years in China.

John wants to study medicine and to Select answerstandardisespecialisetypeexperience himself in heart diseases.

The hotel is always full in summer. I'm going Select answerto reservationto get itto applyto book early this year.

That was the best Select answerdesertposterdessertprognosis I have ever tasted.

I Select answermightwouldcouldought to go tomorrow but I'm not Select answerfeelingencountering myselfsensinggoing very well.

One Select answermightwouldcouldought say that, but I couldn't Select answereverpossiblymake asay a comment.

You Select answermightwouldcouldought to study more then you Select answermightwouldcouldought do better in your exams.

Dave Select answertook uptook outtook intook over his pen and wrote a letter.

When I was young I Select answerhaveused towentdid like going fishing.

Sentence construction / Construcción de frases

Most Europeans Select answershallmaycanare going to be using a common currency, the EURO, Select answerwithinduringoverabout the next 2 years. This article Select answerhave beenwill have beenhas beenmay be written to provide a general Select answeroverviewvisionviewtheme in clear straightforward terms of what Select answeris evolving toought tomay beis going to happen during the transition from our Select answercurrantcurrentactualhome European currencies to the single EURO currency.

Most Select answerpeoplepuntersgentryfolks are unclear about the consequences of the EURO, but know that its Select answerplantinginstallationimplementationimplantation will be quite complex and undoubtedly will effect all European Select answercitizensdenizensinhabitantsdwellers . Due to this, the article poses and answers the questions Select answerhardlyfrequentlyrarelycommonly asked regarding the EURO and the "Transition Period" that is commonly Select answerspokenmentionedsaiduttered by financial experts and politicians alike.

We feel it is important that the EURO is Select answerunderstandunderstandingunderstoodundertaken because it will to some extent Select answerchange our liveschange our spendingchange our holidayschange our living , but more importantly it is a major milestone in the larger plan for a fully Select answerhomologatednavigatedintegratedsegregated Europe.

Business English / El inglés de los negocios

Select the explanation that best describes the following business terms:

Downsizing.
Select answerreducing the size of a companyletting the air out of an inflatable toymaking a business letter shorterwriting down the size of something

Networking.
Select answermaking a netestablishing contacts with other peopleworking with a neta method of connecting computers

Benchmarking.
Select answercomparing something to a standardputting a scratch on a benchsitting on a bencha square mark on a bench

Ball park figure.
Select answerthe score from a baseball gamea parking attendant in a sports stadiuma rough estimate of time or costthe mascot of a football team

P&L.
Select answerprofit and lossprojects and loserspayments and leverageproposals and licenses

Project life cycle.
Select answerthe life of a project from start to finishgoing to work on your bicycleenvironmentally friendly projectshow to maintain your motorbike

Business Process Re-Engineering.
Select answerredefining how you conduct your businessengineering new productsadding new processes to your businessstart a new engineering business

Rationalisation.
Select answerthinking rationallyreducing the number of employeeschanging to state ownershipturning an idea into a good product

In lieu of.
Select answermade ofderivative ofpart ofinstead of

Junk mail.
Select answermail from your local scrap merchantunsolicited promotional mailmail about junk bondsbrochures from Chinese boat makers

Upgradeable.
Select answera product that is environmentally friendlyimproving your bond ratingthe ability to add new items to a productgetting a higher grade on your test

Workforce.
Select answeranother word for a trade unionthe amount of effort needed to do a jobthe employees in a companya style to make everyone work harder

Merger.
Select answersomeone who assembles componentsthe result of two or more companies joininga computer program that joins documentsa person who looks after a church

Cost-effective.
Select answerthe cost of buying something effectivesomething that pays for itselfthe effect of costs on productionthe cost of an event on a company

Mortgage.
Select answera loan used to buy propertythe gears on a machinethe light to warn you a machine is on a French word meaning, "a dead company"

Comprehension / Comprensión

Read the following and then answer the questions:

Great grandma lived in a small village called Edingley in the county of Nottinghamshire. She was born in 1895, the youngest of a family of six children.She went to school at the age of five. At first she attended a dame's school which cost her parents two pence a week, then later she attended a school for older pupils in Farnsfield, a village about one and a half miles from her home.

I think she would take sandwiches to school for her lunch because it would take about half an hour to walk to school. She would have to walk because there were no buses in country places in those days.At school she would learn the three R's - reading, writing and arithmetic.

Schools were not well supplied with equipment in those days. For instance there might be only one book for the whole class in the reading lesson. Each pupil in turn would take the book and read a page aloud.Writing would be done on a slate using a slate pencil. Every pupil had a piece of rag or a cloth, to scrub the slate clean. The teacher would write a letter of the alphabet on the blackboard and all the pupils would copy it on their slates and then show it to the teacher.

When the pupils got older they were given paper to write on. They used pen and ink. Every pupil's desk had a groove along the top where a pen could be kept; it also had a hole called the ink well which held a small pot of ink. Each class had a pupil who was called the ink monitor. It was his or her job to make sure that every pupil had ink in their ink well.Arithmetic lessons usually consisted of learning your tables or doing sums.

In learning your tables pupils had to sing their multiplication tables starting with the two times table and finishing with the twelve times tables. The nine times table was hardest, especially in the middle where you have six nines and seven nines.

How many bothers and sisters did great grandma have? Select answer4567

Where did great grandma go to school when she was older? Select answerFarnsfieldEdingleyNottinghamshireSlate

What did the ink monitor do? Select answerorder ink for the classmake sure all the pupils had inkmake sure that the ink was blueget ink from the ink well in the village

What are the results of the "hardest" multiplications in the 9 times table? Select answer18 and 54108 and 5454 and 6318 and 63

Advanced Grammar / Gramática avanzada

I Select answercheckedcheckscontrolscontrol my account balance this morning.

The bus went out of Select answercheckedcheckscontrolscontrol and crashed into the wall.

John is very hot headed, he cannot Select answercheckedcheckscontrolscontrol his temper.

I forgot to Select answercheckedcheckcontrolscontrol if Julia is coming tomorrow.

The package was Select answerdeliverdelivereddispatcheddispatches to the correct address.

He failed to Select answerdeliverdelivereddispatcheddispatches on his promises.

She quickly Select answerdeliverdelivereddispatcheddispatches of her outstanding work.

The taxi company’s control centre Select answerdeliverdelivereddispatcheddispatches taxis all over town.

I would like to Select answerenquireenquiryqueriedqueries about your mortgage offer.

If you need help, please go to the Select answerenquireenquiryqueriedqueries desk on the 3^rd floor.

She Select answerenquireenquiryqueriedqueries her current account statement.

I have a list of Select answerenquireenquiryqueriedqueries that still need to be addressed.

The new employees are currently attending a corporate Select answertrainingeducationaltrainededucation programme.

All children must attend compulsory Select answertrainingeducationaltrainededucation until they are 16.

All good universities have excellent Select answertrainingeducationaltrainededucation facilities.

I give up, it’s a Select answermissedlostlosemissing cause!

If you leave the queue, you’ll Select answermissedlostlosemissing your place!

I Select answermissedlostlosemissing track of the time so I Select answermissedlostlosemissing my bus.

The bereaved suffered a very Select answersaytellsaidtelling experience.

The father Select answersaytelltoldtelling a story to his children.

They Select answersaytelltoldtelling it might rain today.

Idiomatic Expressions / Expresiones idiomáticas

Out of the Select answerkitchensauce panfrying panpan into the fire.

Go tell it to the Select answermarinespolicearmynavy .

A Select answerbirdcatdogmouse in the hand is worth two in the Select answertreebushkennelhouse .

You can't get Select answerwaterhoneybloodwine from a stone.

As dead as a Select answercorpsedoornailstonecadaver .

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