In the dialogues contained in the items below, judge whether the use of interrogative pronouns is correct.

— What did you meet last night?

— I met my boyfriend’s mother.

In relation to the use of demonstrative pronouns, judge the following items. These things you can see over there in the distance are cars.

In terms of the use of prepositions, judge the next items. My dream is to live in a tropical island.

On workdays, I almost always have lunch after midday.

Regarding this sentence, judge the following items.

In Brazil, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are usually considered to be workdays.

Consider the following sentence: “If I had some more time, I would do many other things like visiting you more often. Actually, I have been so busy that I have had to work on the weekends, too.”

With respect to the sentence above, judge the items that follow.

The word “Actually” is a false cognate.

Concerning the use of indirect speech, judge the following items. The indirect speech form of “He said: I have always spent my vacation here” is: “He said that he had always spent his vacation there”.

Regarding the correct form of nouns and adjectives, judge the items below. The noun forms for the adjectives strong, wise, and high are, respectively: strength, wizard, and highly.

Concerning ordinal numbers and the months of the year, judge the following items. Some people believe that, on Friday, August 13, a lot of bad things happen.

Concerning the use of question tags, judge the following items. The question tag for the sentence You love coffee is (...), don’t you?

The phrase “almost always” is an adverb of place. When a holiday falls on a Friday or a Monday, people usually try to travel to nearby cities.

Consider the following sentence.

There is a new shopping mall in town.

With respect to this sentence, judge the following items.

There to be is the infinitive form of “There is”.

Concerning the use of question tags, judge the following items. The question tag for the sentence She cut a piece of cake for me is (...) does she?

In the dialogues contained in the items below, judge whether the use of interrogative pronouns is correct.

— How did you get here?

— I drove here.

Regarding the seasons of the year and what characterizes them, judge the items below. Winter is the season homeless people don’t like very much because they don’t usually have good coats or blankets to protect them against the cold.

Concerning the use of indirect speech, judge the following items. The indirect speech form of “Where is my mother?, she asked” is “She has asked where was her mother”.

With respect to grammatical aspects, judge the following items. In the sentence: “That castle has stood on that hill for centuries”, the present perfect can be replaced by the present perfect continuous without changing the meaning of the sentence.

In relation to the use of demonstrative pronouns, judge the following items. Come closer and look! See? That ring I’m wearing now is made of platinum.

Concerning the use of question tags, judge the following items. The question tag for the sentence He has never done such a horrible thing! is (…), has he?

With respect to grammatical aspects, judge the following items. The use of the past perfect and the past perfect continuous is correct in the following sentence: “When I first met him, he had already written two books. As a matter of fact, what I didn’t realize was that he had been writing his third one at that time.”

In relation to the use of demonstrative pronouns, judge the following items. Come over here! Can you see these spots on my face? Don’t touch them, OK? The doctor said they have to be removed.