Domande Inglese, aggiornato e completo. In ordine

January

90 The....................Toys are all broken:

148 There is …….. ………bread on the table

121 There isn't..................cheese in the fridge:

163 There's................sugar in my tea:

74 They look ……………………...their friends:

82 They usually....................pizza with their

family:

124 They......................any money:

78 This color is..........theirs:

143 This is....book

178 This is ................ …doll of my collection:

86 This is.................book:

103 We are going out ....................…………..our

friends

161 We are................from the trip:

We can……......................go to the

cinema……...................... the theater

107

83 We....................…a letter now:

133 We................for our holidays tomorrow

morning:

96 When I....................…, they were eating:

While I…......................down the street,

I….....................my friend:

95

158 Whose bag is .................? It is ................:

112 You........an aspirin if you have a headache:

111 You......not smoke in the office:

47 ................. are Mary's children

79 ................. get up early tomorrow morning

49 .................. are you from?

19 ....................good food at the party last

night?

59 ....................Martin is a good preacher.He's

very kind!

57 ....................Tayler is my uncle

55 ....................you....................football tonight?

42 ...................is a smart boy

41 ..................am a very good tennis player

50 .................did you see your friend?

63 ................a glass of wine?

21 ................do house cleaning tomorrow

69 ................If we................younger, I around

the world

75 ................you help me?

29 ................you..........come?

A huge wave of patent registrations and

subsequent

12 litigation might be created by the

2 recommendation by the UK Human

Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to

permit

90 A manager is:

A recent report, commissioned by

Taylor Johnson Garrett from the London

124 Business School, says:

A shift of workers into a new field of

occupation might be achieved:

85

159 About liabilities:

About what options are now open for

social democratic movements:

167 About which other ministers have been

working towards reforms in social

176 security:

179 About why do you think the

apprenticeship scheme is called

gimmick:

118 According to the Jury Verdict Research

88 An entrepreneur is:

And is used to connect the if clause

and the main clausE

4

46 Bob was proud of................ for his new job

Business leaders who understand which

nations are

140 positioning themselves for a smoother entry

into the global marketplace will have a

competitive advantage:

152 Comparing utility and usefulness:

Complete the following compound sentence

with the

98 correct conjunction: 'James ….. Daniel

collaborated on the project together.'

Compound sentences are made up of two (or

more)

95 :

Concerning how the political Right and

the Left thought to restore economic

164 growth:

Concerning periodically adaptation of

pensions and other allowances:

104 Concerning the main aims of the welfare

state in the past:

161

172 Concerning the popularity of his proposal:

162 Concerning the workings of the welfare

state:

Concerning what are the alternatives to

the welfare state:

169 Concerning what benefits remain unchanged

on the welfare program:

173 Concerning what happened in West

Germany after World War II with regards

110 to inflation:

106 Concerning what happens to savings during

inflation:

Concerning what has been the result of

the weakening of the class structure:

168 Concerning what has impeded the

promotion of national welfare states:

166 Concerning what is the difference

between universal and targeted benefits:

174

170 Concerning what is the labour force:

Concerning what measures Mr. Clarke

proposed to get people into work:

175 Concerning What other assets were

accumulated during inflation:

107

180 Concerning what securities are:

Concerning what was the government

policy on student loans:

178

108 Concerning what we mean by runaway

inflation:

Concerning why Mr. Lilley wanted to tighten

benefit rules:

177

109 Concerning why people and organizations

save: Concerning why would further

development in the

165 welfare state begin to undermine the

basis of its popular support:

Considering your audience's gender,

culture, and group is a characteristic of:

149

158 Consumer goods:

150 Detonation meanS:

128 DILIGENCE is the opposite of

111 Discrimination is

154 Explain the law of Diminishing Utility:

Given the Law of Diminishing Utility, what

determines

157 that a consumer will continue

purchasing a commodity

Human cloning processes are excluded

from patentability by

127 Human rights organizations and in

international

142 agreements, reject discrimination on the

basis of language, what's your closest

opinion:

45 I cut .................. chopping the vegetables

74 I don't................to study English anymore!

40 I my opinion Ferrari is ................ in Europe

51 I often..............with my friends

36 I think Robert De Niro is ................

fascinating actor

24 I think they.................the match

78 I................ at work before eight

12 I.....................born in New York

26 I.................football tomorrow

72 I.................I could go to Rome

76 I................I could eat these biscuits

71 I................like a cup of tea

61 I................to this music for hours. It is so

beautiful

66 I................you if you marry me

77 I'm afraid it ' ................a long meeting

Identify the dependent clause or clauses in the

10 following sentence: I'm going to see

0 Shawna at the mall later; you can come

with me, though I know you two don't get

along.:

84 If a commodity becomes overstocked:

If I had worked harder at school, I would

have a better job now> is an example oF

9

68 If I................a lottery, I................the poor

67 If I................more money, I................a new

car

65 If it is bad weather, I.......out

70 If Mary................more, she................better

marks

83 If sellers raise the price of a commodity:

73 If you try hard you.........succeed

If+ past perfect+ would/wouldn't have+

past participle of the verb is the way to

10 form A

IF+ Past Simple + would/ wouldn't + verb

without to is the way to form A

8 If we……… ………… younger, I

……………… around the world

138 Improving English skills implies

82 In modern times market transactions are

often made:

In order to sustain economic growth and the

welfare state:

163

137 In your understanding what is ESP:

101 Inflation grew seriously:

Is used to describe a situation that could

have

3 happened in the past if the situation

had been differenT

5 It describes probabilities and possible resultS

It is used when something is always true

or when we are talking about scientific

1 evidences

33 Italian food is ................ than junk food

80 Jacob................rather have spaghetti for

lunch

39 January is ................ month of the year

62 John...............his colleague immediately

119 Knock-on' effect means

18 Last summer I.....................my holiday

14 Last weekend they....................a party

144 Linguistic discrimination includes:

130 Litigation' means

27 Look! Those cars................

171 M. Clarke proposed to alter the retirement

age:

103 Many people don't worry about price

increases:

81 Market is:

35 Mary is................Susan

54 Mary....................the house at the moment

13 Mary....................to the cinema with her

friends

28 Maybe Trump................the elections!

Modals can also be used istead of would

in this type of conditionaL

7

115 Ms Kolstad is

113 Ms Kolstad was

116 Ms Kolstad was employed as a lobbyist for

32 My book is ................ interesting than yours

31 My brother is............... than me

58 My mother is...............Smith

34 Naples is ................. crowded than New York

129 Niche practices' means

134 One size fits all type of marketing can work.

Our concern is that punitive damages

would become the norm, not the

117 exception' says

Patents are probably big pharmaceutical

companies companies' most important

123

105 People generally react to inflation:

44 Please buy those apples!I would

like................

11 Ralph....................his friend at the

supermarket

160 Regarding capital stock:

Regarding when a consumer can determine

that he

156 has reached the point of the greatest

possible utility deriving from his expenditure

37 Susan is ................ in the class

Talking about how the quantity that a person

has of a good affects the utility deriving from

153 additions to it:

Talking about what in practical terms

determines how much a consumer will buy of

155 each commodity:

43 The boy ................. Is going to Milan is Jack

The case Carol Kolstad vs the American

Dental Association(ADA) involves

112

87 The classical triad is made up by:

64 The Clintons................a bigger house

102 The evils of rising prices didn't appear as

a priority: The feminine style of language

tends to be more

14 emphatic, polite and focused on others. A

8 masculine style of language tends be more

direct, forceful and impersonal, refers to:

30 The intercity train................at 4 p.m.

The language component in an

international marketing course shows:

135 The marriage of intellectual property (IP) and

life

121 sciences creates one of those niche

practice of law that most solicitors

25 The office................at 9:00 a.m.

120 The opposite of 'token' is

20 The phone rang while I.....................

22 The plane................off at 4:30 a.m.

126 The right to make money out IP activity

arises

The shift of workers into the growing

occupation causes:

86 The smaller companies having a programme

in place

125 to ensure that all IP rights produc