Lingua inglese

Lingua inglese: scienze dell'esercizio fisico per il benessere e la salute

Sorrentino Gianluca

Indice

• Indice Lezioni ............................................................................................................................... p. 2
• Lezione 000 ............................................................................................................................. p. 3
• Lezione 001 ............................................................................................................................. p. 34
• Lezione 002 ............................................................................................................................. p. 37
• Lezione 003 ............................................................................................................................. p. 40
• Lezione 004 ............................................................................................................................. p. 42
• Lezione 005 ............................................................................................................................. p. 43
• Lezione 006 ............................................................................................................................. p. 47
• Lezione 007 ............................................................................................................................. p. 49
• Lezione 008 ............................................................................................................................. p. 50
• Lezione 009 ............................................................................................................................. p. 51
• Lezione 010 ............................................................................................................................. p. 53
• Lezione 011 ............................................................................................................................. p. 54
• Lezione 012 ............................................................................................................................. p. 58
• Lezione 013 ............................................................................................................................. p. 60
• Lezione 014 ............................................................................................................................. p. 63
• Lezione 015 ............................................................................................................................. p. 65
• Lezione 016 ............................................................................................................................. p. 68
• Lezione 017 ............................................................................................................................. p. 69
• Lezione 018 ............................................................................................................................. p. 73
• Lezione 019 ............................................................................................................................. p. 75
• Lezione 020 ............................................................................................................................. p. 77
• Lezione 021 ............................................................................................................................. p. 78
• Lezione 022 ............................................................................................................................. p. 80
• Lezione 023 ............................................................................................................................. p. 81
• Lezione 024 ............................................................................................................................. p. 82

Lezione 000

• At the party, we saw her husband standing alone.
• Arriving
• We were arriving
• Arrived
• We arrived

• You take insect repellant if you're camping near a lake.
• Rather
• Better
• Would better
• 'd better

• I won't come if it
• Rain
• Will rain
• Won't rain
• Rain

• They realized that she (...) finish her studies.
• Was
• Ought
• About to
• Wasn't going to

• John hear the teacher because the students were talking so loudly.
• Might not
• Shouldn't
• Can't
• Couldn't

• You eat or drink in the library. It is not allowed.
• Don't need
• Mustn't
• Needn't
• Don't have

• Which is the most defective verb?
• It is
• Must
• May
• Can
• Will

• I knew that we had enough bread and that I any.
• Needn't have bought
• Didn't need to got
• Didn't need to buy
• Needn't have got

• Do you know where Mary is? She be out: her bag is on the chair.
• Can't
• Could
• Must

• That's the second house they have bought this year. They be very rich.
• Must
• Might
• May
• Can

• We not have bought enough biscuits for everyone.
• Can
• May
• Must

• You worry, it'll be done.
• Don't need
• No need
• Needn't
• Need not to

• John hear the teacher because the students were talking so loudly.
• Couldn't
• Might not
• Can't
• Shouldn't

• The teacher was sure that her students the exam.
• Were to pass
• Was passing
• Was to pass
• Would pass

• We move in the dining room? Lunch is served!
• Don't
• Shall
• Must
• Will

• If I had gone to the University of Tokyo, I participated in their Japanese immersion program.
• Can
• Could have
• Will
• Might

• Which is the most defective verb? It is
• Can
• Must
• Shall

• Do you know where Mary is? She be out: her bag is on the chair.
• Can't
• Might
• Must

• That's the second house they have bought this year. They be very rich.
• Might
• Can
• Must

• You get up early tomorrow; your train leaves at 7:00 AM.
• Have to
• Could
• Needn't

• We took a direct flight to Lisbon. We any stopovers.
• Didn't have to make
• Needn't have made
• Mustn't make
• Might not have made

• You drive on the right in Australia.
• Mustn't
• Might not
• Don't have to
• Needn't

• You to pay to go into the museum. It was free.
• Should
• Didn't need
• Ought
• Needn't

• You eat or drink in the library. It is not allowed.
• Mustn't
• Needn't
• Shouldn't
• Didn't need

• Don't go out until I back.
• Don't get
• Will get
• 'm getting
• Get

• When we got to the airport, the plan was about to
• leave
• Was to leave
• Would leave
• Would left

• I knew that we had enough bread and that I any.
• Needn't have got
• Needn't need to got
• Needn't have brought
• Didn't need to buy

• It's my mother's birthday next Tuesday, her some flowers.
• Buy
• I'm buying
• I'll buy
• I'm going to buy

• If I they were honest, I gladly lend them some money.
• Knew / 'll
• 'd known / 'd
• Knew / 'd
• Knew / 'd

• If you punctual, we could start on time.
• 'll be
• Had being
• Was
• Were

• If you want to lose weight, you eat less bread.
• 'd better
• 'd better to
• Wouldn't
• 'd

• If I you, I plant some more flowers around the house.
• Was / 'd have
• Was / 'd
• Were / 'd
• Were / will

• If I didn't like flying, I be a pilot.
• Shan't
• Won't
• Didn't
• Wouldn't

• If I had known you were coming I something for you.
• Would have bought
• Would had bought
• Had bought
• Would bought

• If he the opportunity, he could have gone.
• Had
• Had had
• Have had
• Has had

• If I a higher salary, I probably would have stayed with the company.
• Had been offered
• Was offered
• Were being offered
• Were offered

• A. What would you do if you a lot of money? you stop working?B. No, It drive me crazy if I anything to do.
• Won / would / will / didn't have
• Win / would / would / hadn't
• Won / will / will / didn't have
• Have won / would / would / didn't have

• It's so cold in here. I the window.
• I'll close
• Going to close
• Close
• 'm closing

• It's so cold in here. I the window.
• 'm closing
• I'll close
• 'm going to close
• Close

• Peter was almost sure he his exam.
• Pass
• Was to pass
• Would pass
• Past

• Perhaps we much traffic at this time.
• Are not finding
• Are not going to find
• Are finding
• Will not find

• I suppose they the house.
• 're going to sell
• Will sell
• Are selling
• Sell

• It's my mother's birthday next Tuesday, her some flowers.
• I'm going to buy
• I buy
• I'm buying
• I won't buy

• You that book. It is very boring.
• Want like
• Re liking
• Shan't like
• Won't like

• Jim called me yesterday and I him this afternoon at 6 PM.
• 'll meet
• Would meet
• Am meeting
• Meet

• I would like to finish my paper before it dark.
• Will get
• Get
• Is getting
• Gets

• We're going to relax on the beach while we on holiday.
• Are
• Shall be
• Are being
• Will be

• We 'll stay here until dad
• Will return
• Returns
• Is returning
• Return

• Do you have a minute? I'm sorry in a couple of minutes.
• I leave
• I'm about to leave
• 'll leave
• Leaving

• Ten thousand pairs of shoes in that factory next year.
• 'll be produced
• Produced
• Are produced
• 'll produced

• We were sure that Kim and Trevor by the time we arrived.
• Would leave
• Would have left
• Left
• Would be leaving

• I my umbrella. It's turned out very sunny.
• Didn't need to buy
• Needn't have brought
• Didn't need to get
• Didn't need to bring

• If I this match, I happy.
• Win / 'll be
• 'll will / 'll be
• Win / am
• 'll win / am

• I was (...) the wrong number.
• Dialeing
• Dialing
• Dialled
• Dialling

• There be a post office here.
• Used to
• Use to
• Was used
• 's used

• Read the following active sentence: "Someone is teaching her Chinese" Choose the passive one.
• None of the above
• He is being taught English
• He is been taught English
• He is taught English

• Yesterday, Trevor an anonymous letter and it made him nervous.
• Sent
• Was sent
• Was send
• Had sent

• Mark would have told you if he --
• Knew
• Knows
• Was knowing
• Had known

• Mary and Jill the room without saying a word.
• Were left
• Had left
• Were leaving
• Left

• The vending machine crashed while Kim a can of coke.
• Buyed
• Was buying
• Bought
• Had bought

• Mark remembered he his mobile phone at home.
• Was left
• Left
• Had left
• Has left

• If you go to live in Australia you on the left.
• 'll have to get used to driving
• 'd have to get used to
• 'd have had to get used to
• 'll have to get used to drive

• My friend Jill, from Thailand, usually finds our food tasteless because she spicy food.
• Is used to eating
• Used to ate
• Is used to eat
• Used to eaten

• I stay up, but now I always go to bed early.
• Get used to
• Used to
• Would use
• Am used to

• I to eat raw fish but I do now.
• Use
• Didn't used
• Was used
• Didn't use

• When Yukiko went to live in Germany, she there quickly.
• Used to living
• Got used to living
• Is getting used to
• Live used to live

• Read the following active sentence: "Did anyone answer your question?" Choose the passive one.
• Is your question answered?
• Is your question being answered?
• Has your question been answered?
• Was your question answered?

• My husband 10 cigarettes a day. Now he doesn't smoke anymore.
• Was used to smoke
• Used to smoke
• Used to smoking
• Uses to smoke

• I've decided to fire Mario Rossi. He arrived for the meeting again.
• Lately
• More late
• Late

• It's late! It's getting.
• More and dark
• Darker and darker
• Most dark
• More and more dark

• Maria is the youngest girl her family.
• Of
• By
• In

• My brother is me.
• Elder than
• Older then
• Older than
• Elder then

• This is expensive sweater in the store.
• The least
• The leest
• The last
• The less

• My next-door neighbour has a beautiful car but my brother has the one in the world.
• Most beautiful
• More beautiful
• Beautifullest
• Beautiful

• This hotel is quite cheap but that one is.
• Cheapest
• More cheap
• Cheap
• Cheaper

• She was smiling and waving at me (...).
• Happily
• Happy
• In a happy fashion
• Happyly

• Mark was the first person I saw the hospital.
• In
• Leaving
• By
• On to leave
• On leaving

• Read the following active sentence: "They told the children to leave the classroom" Choose the passive one.
• The children were told to leave the classroom
• The children were been told to leave the classroom
• None of the above
• The children are told to leave the classroom

• Choose the most correct way of saying the same thing in the passive voice. Ann is writing a book. => A book by Ann
• Has being written
• Was written
• Has been written
• Is being written

• If I they were honest, I gladly lend them some money.
• 've known / 'd
• Knew / 'll
• 'd known / 'd
• Knew / 'd

• I am sorry I made you cry. I wish I reprimanded you.
• Hadn't
• Wouldn't
• Weren't
• Couldn't

• If you punctual, we could start on time.
• Had being
• Was
• 'll be

• If I didn't like flying, I be a pilot.
• Didn't
• Shan't
• Wouldn't
• Won't

• Ann wishes she Japanese.
• Speaks
• Could speak
• Is able to speak
• Can speak

• Her salary is not so high. She wishes she a better paid job.
• Can have
• Will have
• Had
• Has

• Do you wish you taller and skinny?
• Were
• Seem
• Are

• It's time you home.
• Go
• Were going
• Gone

• If only I it before, I called him an egoist.
• Have known
• Had known
• Know
• Known

• It's about time you studying if you want to pass the exam.
• Start
• Would start
• Were started
• Started

• Unless the weather better, I.
• Gets / will arrive
• Got / won't arrive
• Doesn't get / won't arrive
• Gets / won't arrive

• Unless you over 18, she any cigarettes.
• Are / will sell
• Aren't / will sell
• Aren't / won't sell
• Are / won't sell

• Your friend talks a lot and you don't like it. What could you say?
• If only he is quiet!
• If only he will be quiet!
• If only he had been quiet!
• If only he would be quiet!

• The best way.
• Will be found
• Will be found
• Will find
• Will be finded

• I won't be able to do it you help me.
• Whether
• In case
• Unless
• If

• You're late, I'll leave without you.
• If
• Weather
• Unless
• Whether

• She is a very well-mannered person that you don't contradict her.
• As long
• Providing
• Unless
• Whether

• I refuse to go you come with me.
• If
• Unless
• Providing
• As long

• I'd rather in the eighteenth century than in the twentieth century.
• Had lived
• Would lived
• Have lived
• Lived / had

• If you want to catch the last bus, it's time you.
• Have left
• Leave
• Left
• Had left

• I wish you. (=you are being very slow)
• Hurryed up
• Would hurry up
• Hurry up
• 'll hurry up

• It's time people their attitude towards immigration.
• Will change
• Have changed
• Changed
• Change

• Your eyes are red,?
• Do you cry
• Have you been crying
• Did you cry
• Have you cried

• He by the professor not to talk in class.
• Was told
• Tels
• Told
• Was being told

• This movie by millions of people.
• Were watched
• Was watched
• Watched
• Has watched

• If I this match, I happy.
• Win / am
• 'll will / 'll be
• Win / 'll be
• 'll win / am

• Choose the most correct way of saying the same thing in the passive voice. Mary would have told you. => You by Mary
• Were being told
• Would told
• Would be told
• Would have been told

• Choose the right past forms of the following three verbs:
• Stay
• Pray
• Choose
• Stayed-prayed-chose
• Staied-praied-chose
• Stayed-praid-choosed
• Stayed-praied-chose

• Do you have any idea?
• Where Ann live
• Where Ann lives?
• Where does Ann live
• Where Ann livs

• Penicillin?
• Who did discover
• Who did discover
• Did who discover
• Who discovered

• It's too late for you?
• Isn't it
• Are you
• Aren't you
• Isn't there

• I'm late, -?
• Aren't I
• Do I
• Am not I
• Do I

• Mark gave you a lift,?
• Isn't he
• Didn't he
• Don't he
• Doesn't he

• There is a little we can do about it,?
• Isn't there
• Is there
• Is it
• Isn't it

• He was respected by the people he worked because he was honest man.
• With whom / - / an
• With who / - / a
• - / with / an
• - / with / a

• "What time?" - "At 2:00 p.m."
• Does the film begin
• The film begins
• Does begin the film
• Begins the film

• Are you waiting?
• Who / for
• For whom / -
• For who / -
• Whom / for

• John said "I'm writing a paper tomorrow" - John said
• That he was writing a paper the day before
• That he was writing a paper tomorrow
• That he has been writing a paper the next day
• That he was writing a paper the following day