Domande e risposte Inglese, aggiornato e completo

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194. Nel genitivo sassone il possessore: Puó essere rappresentato da persone, animali o soggetti inanimate.

195. La frase “Jason has got a few friends in Boston” significa: Jason ha qualche amico a Boston.

196. “Much” é generalmente usato: Con gli uncountable nouns.

197. A “lot of” ha: Un uso piú ampio rispetto a “many”.

198. “Some si usa”: sia per i countable nouns che per gli uncountable nouns.

199. I sostantivi non numerabili: Hanno solo la forma singolare.

200. Il verbo “have got”: Si comporta come verbo ausiliare.

201. Completa la seguente frase: “The hotel restaurant was......”: On the second floor.

202. La preposizione “from” esprime: Moto da luogo.

203. Il passato dei verbi regolari: Si forma aggiungendo la desinenza “-ed” alla forma base del verbo.

204. Il Past Continuous indica: un’azione continuata nel passato.

205. Completa la seguente frase: “I was driving to the post office when….”: I saw Giorgio.

206. La forma interrogativa della frase “Fiona was asleep” è: Was Fiona asleep?.

207. In inglese il passato remoto del verbo “parlare” è: spoke.

208. Il paradigma di un verbo irregolare: è sempre composto da 3 elementi.

209. In una frase al passato, l’espressione “used to” (es: “I used to smoke a lot 10 years ago”) serve

ad esprimere: Un’abitudine del passato che non corrisponde più al presente.

210. Il simple past può tradursi in italiano: Con il passato remoto, il passato prossimo o l’imperfetto.

211. Nell'ambito della “word formation” (formazione lessicale), il fenomeno della conversione può

implicare: Un cambiamento ortografico, fonologico e il passaggio da una categoria grammatica ad

un'altra.

212. L’affermazione “It's mine” risponde alla domanda: Whose umbrella is it?.

213. Il termine “environment-friendly” è composto da: Sostantivo + avverbio.

214. Indica attraverso quale meccanismo di formazione lessicale (word formation) si formano i

termini “unfold” e “misadventure”: affixation.

215. L'affermazione “I live in Rome” risponde alla domanda: Where do you live?

216. Indica quale frase utilizzeresti per offrire ad un ospite una tazza di caffè: Would you like a cup of coffee?

217. Quale dei seguenti verbi viene usato per esprimere il passato del verbo dovere (“must”): had to.

218. Indica Indica tra le quattro la frase corretta: Last month, I went to Rome with them.

219. Il verbo “can” è usato: Per esprimere un'abilità, una capacità, per fare una richiesta o chiedere un

permesso.

220. La modalità deontica esprime: Un obbligo nei confronti del destinatario del messaggio.

221. Indicare qual è la frase corretta: Last month, I went to Rome with them.

222. Indicare in quale delle seguenti frasi la “Question Tag” è usata correttamente: It was a terrible experience,

wasn't it?.

223. Poni al futuro la seguente frase: “I can't come to the meeting today”: I won't be able to come to

the meeting tomorrow.

224. Per esprimere un'azione pianificata nel futuro useremo: Il Present continuous con valore di future.

225. Il futuro con “to be going to” si usa per: Indicare l'intenzione di compiere un'azione future.

226. Nell'ambito della “word formation” (formazione lessicale), il fenomeno della conversione può

implicare: un cambiamento ortografico, fonologico e il passaggio da una categoria grammatica ad

un'altra.

227. Completa in modo corretto la seguente frase: “You would pass the esam....”: …if you studied harder.

228. La frase ipotetica di secondo tipo (second conditional) viene usata per indicare: Una condizione poco

probabile.

229. Completa in modo corretto la seguente frase: “We'll go by taxi....”: … if it rains.

230. Nella frase ipotetica di primo tipo (first conditional) in lingua inglese, la frase principale è: al futuro.

231. Indica come tradurresti la frase “Kevin è il maggiore di tre figli”: Kevin is the eldest of three sons.

232. Il superlativo dell'aggettivo “bad” (cattivo) è: Worst.

233. In inglese, la formazione del superlativo: Comporta variazioni morfologiche per gli aggettivi

monosillabici e bisillabici.

234. Si usa il simple past anziché il present perfect: Quando l'evento descritto nella frase non produce più

effetti sul presente.

235. Il present perfect si forma in base alla seguente struttura: Soggetto + ausiliare + participio passato.

236. Il present perfect si usa: Quando manca un preciso riferimento temporal.

237. Choosing the correct sentence: One sentence is correct. Which one? She's going to have a baby.

238. Choosing the correct sentence: One sentence is correct. Which one? I'm going To The Post Office to buy

some stamps.

239. Are there many students in your class?.

240. Exercise 2 is the most difficult in the book.

241. I'm the youngest in the class.

242. She’s taller than her brother.

243. Choosing the correct sentence: One sentence is correct. Which one? Yesterday was hotter than today.

244. How many languages do you speak?

245. Does she live in a house or in a flat?

246. Mary is a nice girl, and I like her.

247. The...................Toys are all broken: Children's.

248........ Martin is a good preacher.He's very kind!: reverend.

249. My mother is...................Smith: Mrs.

250......... Tayler is my uncle: Mr.

251. This is...................book: John’s.

252. ....................you....................football tonight?: Are/ playing.

253. Mary....................the house at the moment: is cleaning.

254. We................................a letter now: are reading.

255. They usually....................pizza with their family: eat.

256. I often.................................with my friends: go out.

257. The phone rang while I …: was cooking.

258........... good food at the party last night? Did you eat.

259. Last summer I..............my holiday: didn’t like.

260. The students.................a power point for their French lesson: were preparing.

261. When I..............................., they were eating: arrived.

262. While I……......................down the street, I.........................my friend: was walking/ met.

263. Last weekend they...........................a party: had.

264. Mary...........................to the cinema with her friends: went.

265. I............................born in New York: was.

266. Ralph............................his friend at the supermarket: saw.

267. The man was walking.................................the river: along.

268. The new pub is.................................the bank and the supermarket: between.

269. ….....................Anne....................Ted like swimming!: Neither/nor.

270. We can ……….go to the cinema.......................the theater: either/ or.

271. Susan goes to work.........................bus: by.

272. I'll meet you............................five o'clock: at.

273. The weather in London is usually horrible....................January: in.

274. We are going out.............our friends: with.

275. I like Spinach.............................I don't like carrots: but.

276. Mary...................Susan are sisters: and.

277. I........my homework every day: do.

278...... for a pizza tonight: shall we go.

279. David ……his homework every day: has to do.

280. Mary......but I'm not sure: might come.

281............ask you a question? May I.

282..............see mr. Smith Please?: could I.

283...........borrow your red pen please? Can I.

284. I.........a delicious cake yesterday: made.

285. You….an aspirin if you have a headache: should take.

286. You......not smoke in the office: must.

287...... did you visit Rome?: when.

288. Hurry up!We haven't got..................time: any.

289........ have you lived in London?: how long.

290. Mom, can you give me.................money. I need to buy a new shirt: some.

291. Is there...................milk in the fridge?: any.

292. I..........very well today: don’t feel.

293. They ……any money: haven’t got.

294. I.......................a bad headache today: have got.

295. I...................a black cat running down the street: saw.

296. There isn't...................cheese in the fridge: much.

297. The intercity train...................at 4 p.m.: arrives.

298. ……..you..................come?: are/ going to.

299. Maybe Trump...........................the elections!: not wins.

300. Look! Those cars…. Are going to crash.

301. I …… football tomorrow: am playing.

302. The office

..................... at 9:00 a.m. opens.

303. I think they

........................... the match: will win.

304. We.....................for our holidays tomorrow morning: are leaving.

305. The plane…… off at 4:30 a.m.: takes.

306......... do house cleaning tomorrow: I'm going to.

307. … books are hers: these.

308. Have you got.......money left: any.

309. There is… bread on the table: some.

310...........color is your shirt?: what.

311............Film did you watch, titanic or Avatar?; which.

312..........oranges are delicious: these.

313............car is white: our.

314. This is…. Book: my.

315. The soup tasted….: good.

316. Susan seem…: drunk.

317...........Am a very good tennis player: I.

318...........is a smart boy: he.

319. The boy....................Is going to Milan is Jack: who.

320. Please buy those apples !I would like……: some.

321. I cut........................chopping the vegetables: myself

322. Bob was proud of....................for his new job: himself.

323............ are Mary's children: those.

324. Whose bag is ………...? It is.................this/hers.

325. … are you from? Where.

326................did you see your friend?: when.

327.............do you go to the cinema? How often.

328. He drives…: badly.

329. She speaks English…: fluently.

330. Tell me................you came home so late: why.

331. I remember the day…. We first met: when.

332. She dances….: beautifully.

333. Have we got…. For the party?: enough drinks

334. There's…........sugar in my tea: too much.

335. I have................my homework: almost finished.

336. We are..........from the trip: completely exhausted.

337. I my opinion Ferrari is..........................in Europe: the best.

338. January is..............month of the year: the c