Regarding the use of phrasal verbs, judge the items below. When you try on something, you put it on to see if it fits you, or if it is exactly your size.

Regarding the seasons of the year and what characterizes them, judge the items below. A lot of people’s favorite season is fall because that’s the time when all the gardens are full of flowers.

On workdays, I almost always have lunch after midday.

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“after midday” can be replaced with after 12:00 p.m., without changing the meaning of the sentence.

On workdays, I almost always have lunch after midday.

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The verb “have” is in the present continuous because it’s an action that is happening at the moment of speaking.

As far as the position of adverbs is concerned, judge the following items. She beautifully sings.

Regarding the use of phrasal verbs, judge the items below. If you drop by a person’s house, you try to demolish or tear it down.

In terms of the use of prepositions, judge the next items. Mr. Ross loves reading about carnivorous plants.

Concerning ordinal numbers and the months of the year, judge the following items. In Brazil, a lot of people choose to get married in June, the fifth month of the year.

As far as the position of adverbs is concerned, judge the following items. She never has told a lie.

Concerning ordinal numbers and the months of the year, judge the following items. My favorite months of the year are the first and last ones, in other words, January and December.

Consider the following sentence.

There is a new shopping mall in town.

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The correct question tag for the sentence is (...), is there?

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.

In this sentence, it is grammatically correct to replace the infinitive form “to work” with the gerund form “working”.

Regarding the correct form of nouns and adjectives, judge the items below. The adjective forms for the nouns beauty, mother, and courage are, respectively: beautiful, motherly, and courageous.

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.”

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The clause “If I had some more time” is in the conditional.

On workdays, I almost always have lunch after midday.

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The phrase “almost always” is an adverb of place.

The phrase “almost always” is an adverb of place. Saturdays and Sundays are the days most people don’t have to go to work.

Regarding the use of phrasal verbs, judge the items below. To be fed up with something means to be annoyed, angry or bored.

Regarding the use of phrasal verbs, judge the items below. To be through with something means the same as to have finished an activity or task.

In terms of the use of prepositions, judge the next items. When I saw him, he was standing by the window.