Prueba de nivel

50 preguntas, sin límite de tiempo. Si no sabes una, déjala en blanco: fallar a propósito distorsiona menos que acertar por suerte.

1 “These seats are ___.” (nuestros) our ours

2 ¿Cuál NO admite -ing? need play

3 “Actualmente” en inglés: actually currently

4 “¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?” Can I pay by card? Can I pay with card?

5 ¿Cuál es correcta? He cans swim. He can swim.

6 ¿Cuál es más natural en inglés? I think it isn't expensive. I don't think it's expensive.

7 “I'm working from home today” indica… algo permanente algo temporal

8 “She ___ a shower every morning.” (rutina) is having has

9 El genitivo 's se usa sobre todo con… objetos personas y animales

10 “She's very sensitive” significa… es muy sensata es muy sensible

11 “There isn't anybody here” es… correcta incorrecta

12 ¿Qué tiempo describe la interrupción? Past Simple Past Continuous

13 “through the park” significa… cruzando por encima por dentro del parque

14 “Please ___ this form.” (rellenar) fill in find out

15 “single room” es… habitación individual habitación doble

16 “easy” hace… easyer easier

17 “He can swim, ___?” can't he doesn't he

18 ¿Por qué falla “He musts”? los modales no llevan -s falta to

19 “It might rain” significa… lloverá seguro quizá llueva

20 “If I were you…” es de nivel… A2 B1 (segundo condicional)

21 “lead” en pasado se pronuncia… /liːd/ /led/

22 “In my view” sirve para… dar opinión preguntar

23 La pasiva es típica de registro… informal formal o impersonal

24 “sensible” significa… sensato sensible

25 “little time” significa… un poco poco, casi nada

26 “If I were rich, I would…” ( ¿soy rico? no sí

27 Pasiva de “They are making it.” (Presente continuo): It is being made. It are being made.

28 “She's written ten emails” enfoca… cuántos ha hecho cuánto tiempo lleva

29 Tras “let” + objeto va… to + infinitivo infinitivo sin to

30 “say” con destinatario necesita… to for

31 He was out of breath because he ___. had been running has been running is running

32 «Sacar buenas notas» = take out good marks get good marks remove good marks

33 After hours of trying, we finally ___ to open the door. managed could succeed

34 The doctor recommended a new ___ for her back pain. treatment treat tratament

35 What was the reason ___ the cancellation? for of about

36 A tablet is a very useful ___ for reading. device devise dispositive

37 They ___ each other for years before they got married. had known had been knowing were knowing

38 “I ___ an old photo of us while I was tidying up.” came over came across came up

39 Dos coches derrapan delante de ti: They will crash! They're going to crash!

40 Teenagers can easily become addicted ___ social media. to at of

41 (Is it going to rain on the wedding day? )I hope ___. no don't not

42 «A la larga» en inglés: in the long career in the long run at the long term

43 «Were it not for…» habla de… un pasado irreal un presente irreal

44 «Suppose you ___ the lottery - what would you do?» will win would win won

45 «She picked up Italian in Rome» significa… lo aprendió sin estudiarlo lo recogió del suelo

46 He ___ have been driving fast: the road was icy and he's very careful. can't mustn't needn't

47 «He can't have been listening» significa que… es imposible que estuviera escuchando tenía prohibido escuchar no fue capaz de escuchar

48 En «a nervous breakdown», el sustantivo se acentúa… BREAKdown breakDOWN

49 ¿Qué verbo significa reconocer a regañadientes un punto en contra? deny boast concede

50 Invitación formal: ___ we dance? Shall Will Should