- We don't have any rain boots left, I advise you go to the shop across the street, they might have some pairs left.   Non abbiamo più stivali da pioggia, le consiglio di andare nel negozio dall'altra parte della strada, potrebbe essergliene rimasto qualche paio.

- We have __________ time but not ___________.   Some / much.

- We have been ______ for hours!   Walking.

- We have the ------------------------- duty to ------------------------- you that the delivery was not only late but incomplete.   Unpleasant/inform.

- We look _________ to __________ from you.   Forward / hearing.

- We use indirect speech when we report what someone says, writes or think. When we begin with a reporting verb in the past tense, we normally change tenses one step back in time. Find the wrong transformation:   Will --> will have to.

- We use indirect speech when we report what someone says, writes or think. When we begin with a reporting verb in the past tense, we normally change tenses one step back in time. Find the wrong transformation:   Present perfect --> past perfect continuous.

- We use indirect speech when we report what someone says, writes or think. When we transform direct speech into indirect speech some changes are to be done. Find the wrong transformation:   Today --> tomorrow.

- We use indirect speech when we report what someone says, writes or think. When we transform direct speech into indirect speech some changes are to be done. Find the wrong transformation:   Ago --> since.

- We use indirect speech when we report what someone says, writes or think. When we transform direct speech into indirect speech some changes are to be done. Find the wrong transformation:   Now --> before.

- We want to throw a party before summer vacation.   Vogliamo dare una festa prima delle vacanze estive.

- We went fishing last week and my cousin ____ three big fish.   Caught.

- We were speaking on the phone and then all of a sudden I got cut __________________.   Off.

- We would be very glad to ------------------ your flight from London to Rome.   Book.

- Well, I'd rather you ____________ invite the CEO, if you don't ____________.   Didn't / mind.

- What a year! If it weren't ____________ you, I would never have got _____________ it!   For / through.

- What are you .......this evening?   Doing.

- What do these initials stand for?   Che cosa significano queste iniziali?

- What have you been up to in these months? It's ages since we last met!   Che cosa hai fatto in questi ultimi mesi? È un'eternità che non ci vediamo!

- What is female of "abbot"?   Abbess.

- What is female of "count"?   Countess.

- What is female of "duke"?   Duchess.

- What is female of "emperor"?   Empress.

- What is female of "marquis"?   Marchioness.

- What is the Italian for "break a leg "?   In bocca al lupo.

- What is the Italian for "cause havoc"?   Seminare il caos.

- What is the Italian for "go off the deep end"?   Andare su tutte le furie.

- What is the Italian for "play truant"?   Marinare la scuola.

- What is the Italian for "to be hard up"?   Essere al verde.

- What is the meaning of "to be to" in the following sentence: The Prime Minister is to visit Kosovo next month?   He has programmed and scheduled to go there.

- What would you answer to this question? "Do you have wheelchair access?".   No, unfortunately we don't, but I can call someone to help you.

- What would you answer to this question? "Is there an admission charge?".   Yes, but you can a get a reduction for students.

- What would you answer to this question? "Would you like to join me for something to eat?".   It sounds good! It's ages since we last had lunch together.

- What would you answer to this question? What do you think Lia? Should I have my hair cut?   Well Sandra, I think your hair looks pretty good like this so you don't need to go to the hairdresser's.

- What would you answer to this question? What is the new Italian teacher said to be like?   She's said to be a very nice and smart woman.

- What would you do if such a thing _________________to you?   Happened.

- What would you say if someone told you "Come on, let your hair down and join us on the dance floor!"?   No thanks, I don't like dancing.

- What would you say if someone told you "I am in the soup"?   Really? What happened?

- What would you say if someone told you "I am over the moon!"?   I am glad to hear that, why?

- What would you say if someone told you "I am under the weather"?   I am sorry, can I help you?

- What would you say if someone told you "I got the sack!"?   I am sorry.

- What's the correct spelling?   Inflammation.

- What's the correct spelling?   Guillotine.

- What's the correct spelling?   Fluorescent.

- What's the correct spelling?   Dysfunctional.

- What's the correct spelling?   Surreptitiously.

- What's the correct spelling?   Lachrymose.

- What's the correct spelling?   Mannequin.

- What's the correct spelling?   Asymmetric.

- What's the correct spelling?   Entrepreneur.

- What's the correct spelling?   Embankment.

- What's the correct spelling?   Bankruptcy.

- What's the correct spelling?   Etymology.

- What's the correct spelling?   Exhilarate.

- What's the correct spelling?   Embarrassing.

- What's the correct spelling?   Idiosyncrasy.

- What's the correct spelling?   Miscellaneous.

- What's the correct spelling?   Procrastination.

- What's the correct spelling?   Ambidextrous.

- What's the correct spelling?   Hemorrhage.

- What's the correct spelling?   Chronological.

- What's the correct spelling?   Bourgeoisie.

- What's the correct spelling?   Ostentatious.

- What's the correct spelling?   Enthusiastic.

- What's the correct spelling?   Inconsequential.

- What's the correct spelling?   Bureaucratic.

- What's the correct spelling?   Extenuating.

- What's the meaning of: litter?   Trash.

- What's the meaning of: livid?   Furious.

- What's the meaning of: longing?   Desire.

- What's the meaning of: loony?   Crazy.

- What's the meaning of: manner?   Way in which people behave.

- What's the meaning of: mislay?   Lose.

- What's the meaning of: onset?   Begin.

- What's the meaning of: sketchy?   Incomplete, vague.

- What's the meaning of: sleazy?   Seedy.

- What's the meaning of: wrangle?   Quarrel.

- When a dog is happy to see you it will probably __________________its tail.   Wag.

- When I see James, ____________ him ___________ you said.   I'll tell / what.

- When I was a child, _________.   I used to spend a lot of time drawing.

- When I was running in the park, I ____ my wallet.   Lost.

- When the switchboard answers which of the following sentences isn't likely to be said?   Hello! It's Paolo. Can I speak to Maria?

- When you get to the traffic lights, turn left and then go ____ for about two hundred metres.   Straight ahead.

- Which is the correct plural?   Congresswomen.

- Which is the difference between "I had my hair cut" and "I have cut my hair"?   The first sentence means I went to the hairdresser's while the second one means I did it myself.

- Which is the meaning of "Does she?" in the following dialogue: -Sara studies Japanese and Chinese. -Does she?   Really?

- Which is the odd one out? Bang, braid, groom, ponytail, bun.   Groom.

- Which is the odd one out? Cauliflower, cabbage, anorak, parsley, celery.   Anorak.

- Which is the odd one out? Colander, cufflink, corkscrew, ladle, saucepan.   Cufflink.

- Which is the odd one out? Cop, waitress, builder, detainee, accountant.   Detainee.

- Which is the odd one out? Donkey, owl, ladybug, raven, kettle.   Kettle.

- Which is the odd one out? Fig, wheat, corn, rye, oats.   Fig.

- Which is the odd one out? Goose, seal, sieve, dormouse, hawk.   Sieve.

- Which is the odd one out? Hard shoulder, junction, neck, lay-by, ring road.   Neck.

- Which is the odd one out? Jug, mug, bowl, jar, hint.   Hint.

- Which is the odd one out? Pumpkin, sink, eggplant, cucumber, garlic.   Sink.

- Which is the odd one out? Roundabout, roadside, roadhouse, sidewalk, turning.   Roadhouse.

- Which is the odd one out? Walnut, chestnut, barley, almond, cashew nut.   Barley.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Andare d'accordo?   Get along.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Cancellare, rimandare?   Call off.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Circolare su un veicolo?   Get about.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Diminuire la quantità di qualcosa?   Cut down.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Prendere il controllo?   Take over.

- Which is the suitable verb to translate the following Italian expression: Presentare una domanda, una proposta?   Hand in.

- Which is the wrong couple?   9-> nineth.

- Which is the wrong couple? (Adjective-Adverb).   Angry-> angryly.

- Which of the following adjectives can't be referred to "mood"?   Shaved.

- Which of the following conjunction is a coordinating one?   For.

- Which of the following conjunction is a coordinating one?   But.

- Which of the following conjunction is a coordinating one?   Yet.

- Which of the following conjunction is a coordinating one?   And.

- Which of the following conjunction is a coordinating one?   So.

- Which of the following connectives is a conditional connective?   Provided that.

- Which of the following connectives is a final connective?   In order to.

- Which of the following connectives is a modal connective?   As though.

- Which of the following connectives is not a causal connective?   Excepted.

- Which of the following connectives is not a clarifier connective?   In addition.

- Which of the following connectives is not a conditional connective?   While.

- Which of the following connectives is not a contrastive connective?   As well as.

- Which of the following connectives is not a final connective?   Unless.

- Which of the following connectives is not a sequential connective?   Conversely.

- Which of the following connectives is not a temporal connective?   As though.

- Which of the following connectives is not an additional connective?   Whereas.

- Which of the following connectives is not an exclusive/inclusive connective?   For example.

- Which of the following construction is not correct?   Take off it!

- Which of the following couples country-adjective isn't correct?   Cyprus-Cyprian.

- Which of the following couples country-adjective isn't correct?   Uruguay-Uruguaysh.

- Which of the following couples country-adjective isn't correct?   Finland-Finn.

- Which of the following couples country-adjective isn't correct?   Iceland-Icelandish.

- Which of the following couples country-adjective isn't correct?   Norway-Norwayan.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Polmonite-lump.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Starnutire-to shiver.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Stampelle-slings.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Diffamazione-liability.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Zero a zero- double nil.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Aggressione-robbery.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Zoppicare-to heal.

- Which of the following couples Italian-English isn't correct?   Mal di testa-sore throat.

- Which of the following couples singular-plural isn't correct?   Foot-feets.

- Which of the following couples singular-plural isn't correct?   Roof-rooves.

- Which of the following couples singular-plural isn't correct?   Photo-photoes.

- Which of the following couples singular-plural isn't correct?   Man-man.

- Which of the following expressions is not correct?   She uses to take tea for breakfast.

- Which of the following expressions means "avoiding the main topic and not speaking directly about the issue"?   To beat around the bush.

- Which of the following expressions means "not taking what someone says too seriously"?   To take something with a grain of salt.

- Which of the following expressions means: a crazy person?   Mad as hatter.

- Which of the following expressions means: being very different from another person?   To be chalk and cheese.

- Which of the following expressions means: showing off?   To blow your own trumpet.

- Which of the following expressions means: too many people trying to do something have a worse result than one single person?   Too many cooks spoil the broth.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: authentic?   Fake.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: clever?   Awkward.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: glowing?   Dim.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: hilarious?   Grave.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: honest?   Crooked.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: important?   Needless.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: perilous?   Harmless.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: shy?   Cheeky.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: speedy?   Plodding.

- Which of the following is not a synonymous of: stubborn?   Biddable.

- Which of the following is not the name of a colour?   Folder.

- Which of the following is not the name of a colour?   Envelop.

- Which of the following is not the name of a colour?   Ruler.

- Which of the following is not the name of a colour?   Pad.

- Which of the following is not the name of a colour?   Paperplane.

- Which of the following mini-dialogues contains a mistake?   A: Are you hungry? B: Yes I'm.

- Which of the following mini-dialogues contains a mistake?   A: Is there an English test tomorrow? B: I think not.

- Which of the following nouns isn't uncountable?   Table.

- Which of the following nouns isn't uncountable?   Litre.

- Which of the following nouns isn't uncountable?   Note.

- Which of the following nouns isn't uncountable?   Wall.

- Which of the following nouns isn't uncountable?   Chair.

- Which of the following question tags isn't correct?   We've been here before, have we?

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   At the corner she stopped buying cigarettes and then she went back on her way.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   I'd like to describe you my house.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   What'd do you like to do on Sunday?

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   This suitcase is too heavy for her to carry it.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   John is the cleverest than the two brothers.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beated.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   I go sometimes to school by bus.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   John's parents's are in Sweden.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   She asked him what was his telephone number.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   It takes several days for our suppliers for prepare the order.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   If I would live in a warmer climate I wouldn't get so many colds.

- Which of the following sentences contains a mistake?   Once Pisa laied on the sea. Now it's a mainland town. It lies on the banks of Arno.

- Which of the following sentences has the meaning of: "accompagnare alla partenza"?   I'll come to see you off at the station.

- Which of the following sentences has the meaning of: "intraprendere, interessarsi di"?   When I finish school I'd like to take up foreign languages.

- Which of the following sentences has the meaning of: "occuparsi di una faccenda"?   Can you please see to this matter?

- Which of the following sentences has the meaning of: "prendersi una cotta per qualcuno"?   Janet has fallen for her new Science teacher.

- Which of the following sentences has the meaning of: "rinvenire"?   When Chris fainted, he came round with some vinegar.

- Which of the following sentences is the correct one?   Many birds, such as eagles and condors, have the ability to soar: that is they can remain airborne. In other words they float without movement.

- Which of the following sentences is the correct one?   The following are the events occurring in an internal combustion engine. First, air is drawn into the engine. It is then mixed with fuel and after that compressed. Next the mixture is ignited and expands.

- Which of the following sentences is the correct one?   Fortunately Sheila didn't come to the party. She would have been talking about her problems all the time.

- Which of the following sentences is the correct one?   Prices have risen recently because unexpectedly the price of oil rose last month.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   He suggested us to go to the theatre.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   When she heard the news, she grew pale.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   There isn't nothing to eat.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   He didn't had to cook because her wife had booked a table at the restaurant.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   Do you know that Joy has divorced with Henry?

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   I want the white shirt, not that green.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   I have been knowning Carlos for 32 years.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   A new house isn't be built.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   He asked me where was Carol.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   Yesterday I've spoken with Paul.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   A new car ought having been bought by John.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   Ask Trey, he'll be able to answer to your questions.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   I don't like when people drop litter in the street.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   The police ordered to the man to raise his hands and not to move.

- Which of the following sentences isn't correct?   The work won't be start next week.

- Which of the following verbs can't be followed by -ing form?   To refuse.

- Which of the following verbs can't be followed by -ing form?   To offer.

- Which of the following verbs can't be followed by the infinitive?   To avoid.

- Which of the following verbs can't be followed by the infinitive?   To practise.

- Which of the following verbs is used to talk about "ability"?   Can.

- Which of the following verbs is used to talk about "necessity"?   Need.

- Which of the following verbs is used to talk about "obligation"?   Must.

- Which of the following verbs means "to be careful of a danger"?   To look out.

- Which of the following verbs means "to gather for a public event"?   To turn out.

- Which of the following words do you consider to be a strength? ruthless, wishy-washy, witty, dodgy.   Witty.

- Which of the following words is a synonym of "implausible"?   Flimsy.

- Which of the following words is misspelled?   Wierd.

- Which of these sentences is correct?   If it will make you happy we'll buy a dishwasher.

- Which one among the given options isn't suitable for a formal letter?   Best wishes, take care...

- Which one among the given options isn't suitable for a formal letter?   Dearest John,.

- Which one among the given options isn't suitable for a formal letter?   I'm looking forward to meeting you.

- Which one among the given options isn't suitable for an informal letter?   We carefully considered your proposal and...

- Which one among the given options isn't suitable for an informal letter?   I am writing to you on behalf of...

- Which one is the correct sentence?   When the pilot raised the elevators, the nose of the airplane rose.

- Which phrase does NOT mean the same as the others?   Sally is Jim's collaborator.

- Which question is grammatically correct?   Were you eating an ice cream when the bus arrived?

- Which sentence is grammatically correct?   I regret not going to university.

- Which sentence is grammatically correct?   Workers had to make do with a 1.5% pay rise.

- Which sentence is grammatically correct?   When she arrived, they had been cleaning for hours.

- Which word is the opposite of "long-winded"?   Concise.

- While she was out, the postman ..... .   Arrived.

- Why don't we have a burglar alarm installed?   This sentence is grammatically correct.

- Will you _______________ about the job next week?   Let me know.

- With ---------------- were you talking so long on the telephone?   Whom.

- Working conditions _________ since the new manager __________.   Improved / came over.

- Would you __________________watching a match on Sunday?   Fancy.

- Would you rather ____ a doctor or a musician?   Be.

- Write in letters the following number: 1001.   One thousand one.

- Write in letters the following number: 1084.   One thousand eighty-four.

- Write in letters the following number: 12345.   Twelve thousand three hundred forty-five.

- Write in letters the following number: 15603.   Fifteen thousand six hundred three.

- Write in letters the following number: 21000.   Twenty-one thousand.

- Write in letters the following number: 222.   Two hundred twenty-two.

- Write in letters the following number: 2280.   Two thousand two hundred eighty.

- Write in letters the following number: 2300.   Two thousand three hundred.

- Write in letters the following number: 3005.   Three thousand five.

- Write in letters the following number: 32000.   Thirty-two thousand.

- Write in letters the following number: 3476.   Three thousand four hundred seventy-six.

- Write in letters the following number: 359.   Three hundred fifty-nine.

- Write in letters the following number: 3601.   Three thousand six hundred one.

- Write in letters the following number: 395.   Three hundred ninety-five.

- Write in letters the following number: 491.   Four hundred ninety-one.

- Write in letters the following number: 492.   Four hundred ninety-two.

- Write in letters the following number: 583.   Five hundred eighty-three.

- Write in letters the following number: 666.   Six hundred sixty-six.

- Write in letters the following number: 731.   Seven hundred thirty-one.

- Write in letters the following number: 818.   Eight hundred eighteen.

- Write in letters the following number: 8402.   Eight thousand four hundred two.

- Write in letters the following number: 975.   Nine hundred seventy-five.

- Write in letters the following number: 9999.   Nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine.

- Write in letters the following number:4027.   Four thousand twenty-seven.