Pre Interview English Language Skills

Question 1

I haven't got ……

Accepted Answer

Any brothers or sisters

Answer

In negative sentences, 'any' is used with plural countable nouns (like 'brothers or sisters') to indicate an unspecified quantity. 'No' would create a double negative with 'haven't got,' and 'some' is typically used in affirmative sentences or questions where a positive answer is expected.

Question 2

We haven't got ..... Champagne

Accepted Answer

Much

Answer

'Much' is used with uncountable nouns, and 'Champagne' is treated as an uncountable noun in this context (referring to the liquid itself). 'A lot' is generally used in affirmative sentences, and 'little' implies a small quantity, while 'too' needs a qualifier (e.g., 'too much').

Question 3

Please choose correct answer:

Accepted Answer

Where is Real Madrid playing?

Answer

This is the correct interrogative sentence structure in English for asking about an ongoing action. It follows the pattern: Question Word + Auxiliary Verb (is) + Subject (Real Madrid) + Main Verb (-ing form), making it grammatically sound and natural.

Question 4

I have Flamenco classes ……

Accepted Answer

On Saturday afternoons

Answer

The preposition 'on' is used for specific days of the week (e.g., 'on Saturday') and parts of the day when combined with a specific day (e.g., 'on Saturday afternoons'). 'In' is used for general parts of the day, and 'at' for specific times or holidays.

Question 5

We have to go to the supermarket ..... some bread and milk.

Accepted Answer

To get

Answer

The infinitive 'to get' is used here to express purpose, answering the question 'Why do we have to go to the supermarket?' We go *in order to get* some bread and milk, making it the grammatically correct way to state the reason for the action.

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Pre Interview English Language Skills