1. Only
one of the following sentences is right
a. There
is a problem difficult with the new chemical products
b. There
is a difficult problem with the news chemical products
c. There
is a difficult problem with the new chemical products
d. There
is a difficult problem with the new chemicals products
2. Can
can only be used in one of the following sentences.
a. I know
I will ______ do it, definitely
b. It's
impossible, I have never ______ do it.
c. If I
had enough time, I'm sure I would ______ do it
d. I will
surely do it, anyone ______.
3. A
few can only be used with the plural form of one of the following words:
a. people b. advice c. cereal d. furniture
4. The
preposition to can only be used in one of the following sentences:
a. We
arrived ______ England
b. We
were approaching ________ England
c. We
finally got ______ England
d. We
entered ______ the customs office
5. Only
one of the following words cannot be used to refer to both sexes:
a.
brothers b. parents c. cousins d. children
6. The
word parking can only be used as a gerund or to refer to the activity in
general. It can never refer to the place where you park (True/False).
7. Only
one of the underlined words is correctly used in the following sentences:
a. I like
having breakfast in the café round the corner
b. This
is one of the most difficult careers in this university
c. I must
admit I did not understand the argument of the film
d. John
Perkins is one of the most famous cookers in the country
8. Only one
of the underlined words is correctly used in the following sentences:
a. They
have the best sports installations I have ever seen
b. That judgement
was definitely the most famous one in the whole century
c. I
wasn't very sure in the beginning, but it turned out to be a good investment
d. I must
say I did not make the right election at all. There were other much
better ones
9. Only
one of the following adjetctival forms is wrong:
a.
complicate b.
separate c.
considerate d.
immediate
10. Every
day and everyday can be interchanged as their meaning and
grammatical function is exactly the same (True/False)
11. The
verb lose can only be used in one of the following sentences:
a. I
would not like to ______ any more classes
b. I
always ______ some money or valuables when I am abroad.
c. I
really ______ my friends whenever I have to stay abroad for a long period
d. Take
these telephone number just in case. It may be useful if you ______ a
connecting flight
12. Only
one of the following words is an adjective:
a.
mechanic b.
economic c. logic d. magic
13. Dispose
of has exactly the same meaning as have at one's disposal
(True/False)
14. The
preposition of can only be used in one of the following sentences:
a. I did
not go because ______ I had a headache
b. My
parents do not always approve ______ my behaviour
c.
Despite ______ the bad weather, everybody came to the party
d. It
depends ______ how many people you want to invite
15. The
preposition with can only be used in one of the following sentences:
a. I am
fed up ______ these problems
b. I have
always dreamt ______ travelling to the Seychelles
c. One of
my friends is married ______ a famous top model
d. He was
lucky to survive after crashing ______ that tree.
16. The
verb let can only be used in one of the following sentences:
a. They
never ______ me do anything
b. Where
did you ______ your jacket?
c. This
pen is not mine. I never remember to bring one but fortunately people always
______ me one.
d. They
never ______ me to do anything
17. Only
one of the following sentences is right:
a. I
always go running to work
b. I
always go cycling to work
c. I
always go walking to work
d. I
always go running for an hour before I start work
18. Consist
in means consistir en in Spanish whereas consist of means constar
de in Spanish (True/False)
19. The
phrase I am studying here for eight years is right because although you
started the action in the past, it is the fact that it goes on in the present
that matters in English (True/False)
20. Only
one of the following verbs can be used in the sentence I ______ to arriving
home:
a. hope b. wait c. look forward d.
expect
21. Verbs
like smell, look, feel and sound are always followed by an
adverb, the same as in Spanish (True/False)
22. Only
one of the following sentences is correct:
a. There
were too much problems
b. There
were too many difficulties
c. There
were too much money
d. There
were too problems
23. The
phrase I speak very well English is right as it does not matter if you
break the Verb-Object sequence in an English sentence (True/False)
24. Only
one of the following sentences is right:
a. What
strange!
b. How a
strange feeling!
c. What
strange feelings!
d. How
strange feelings!
25. Only
one of the following sentences is right:
a. They
knew what was John going to do
b. You
would never guess who did I see
c. I am
sure you know where they were going
d. Nobody
knows which book will John choose
26. Only
one of the following words cannot be used in combination with the whole:
a. books b. room c. knowledge d. class
27. The
phrase three millions of pesetas is perfectly ok, as million as
well as hundred and thousand can be freely used in the plural
(True/False).
28. Only
one of the underlined words is correctly used in the following sentences:
a. My
brother received excellent notes in the last semester
b. I need
some help. That is why I have a private teacher
c. I
couldn't get my moneyb back, because I hadn't kept my ticket
d. The
police have arrested a middle-aged man who is assumed to have violated
some women
29. Only
one of the following verbs can be followed by a that-clause:
a. want b. suggest c. advise d. warn
30. The
word plenty cannot be used after...
a. the
book has... b. there is... c. the book is... d. we have bought...
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