Vocabulary and Grammar Lesson 1A

Which modal verb correctly completes the sentence: "If you drop litter in Sweden, you ____ pay a fine."

Which of these words is NOT a synonym for "forbidden"?

In the context of the text, what does the phrase "Swedes are really green" mean?

What is the meaning of the phrase "You don't have to turn up late or early" in the context of Swedish social etiquette?

Which modal verb best expresses the idea of strong obligation in the sentence: "You ____ sort out your recycling in Sweden."

In the sentence "They don't talk to you if they 4 to", which modal verb best fits the blank?

Which of these phrases is used to express a lack of necessity?

What type of grammar is primarily focused on in this lesson?

Which phrase from the "Giving instructions" section uses an infinitive to explain what to do?

Which phrase from the "Explaining what not to do" section uses a preposition to express a negative instruction?

In the sentence "The way you turn on the oven is by pressing this switch." which phrase is being used to begin the sentence?

What is the word class of the word "essential" in the phrase "It's vital/essential that you..."?

Which sentence in Exercise 4 uses a past participle to describe an action?

In the sentence "You just need some scissors and masking tape." what is the function of the word "just"?

In the sentence "He's really good at DIY." what is the grammatical function of the phrase "at DIY"?

Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?

What is the meaning of the word "approximately" as used in the sentence "Approximately half felt this would be beneficial"?

In the sentence "Several students also complained that the chairs were heavy and should be replaced." what is the grammatical function of the phrase "that the chairs were heavy and should be replaced"?

Which of the following quantifiers can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns?

Which quantifier BEST expresses the idea that a particular thing exists in a very small quantity?

Which of the following sentences uses a quantifier correctly, according to the provided table?

In the sentence "Most of the chairs need repairing," the quantifier "most of" is associated with which specific category of noun?

The sentence "The majority of us like the common room" implies that...

Which phrasal verb could replace "change a bulb" in the context of household problems?

What does the phrasal verb "come across" mean in the context of "The other day I went into the kitchen and came across a puddle of water on the kitchen floor." ?

In the sentence "The kitchen had only recently been done up, and the walls were freshly painted," what is the meaning of "done up"?

In the sentence "Unfortunately, he was carrying a cup of coffee, which he dropped." what can replace the underlined verb with a phrasal verb?

The phrasal verb "mop up" is used to describe what action?

Choose the phrasal verb that means the same as "remove a carpet stain"?

Which of these phrases implies a strong preference for a specific way of working?

Which sentence uses a pronoun correctly to replace the underlined part in "The other day I went into the kitchen and came across a puddle of water on the kitchen floor."

Which sentence correctly replaces "The cup smashed into pieces, and the coffee splashed all over the wall!" with a pronoun?

What type of grammar is illustrated in the sentence: "A designer first invented passive houses in Germany, and they are popular in Europe."?

Choose the correct sentence to replace the underlined part in "So I wiped down the wall with a damp cloth while my brother swept up the bits of broken coffee cup" using pronouns.

Which phrase is used to describe the ability of a passive house to retain heat?

Which sentence best explains the meaning of "personalise your room" in the context of "How do you personalise your room to make it your own space?"

Which of these phrases is NOT related to the concept of being tied down?

Which word best describes the main purpose of a passive house technology?

Which of these words is synonymous with "efficient" as used in the text?

What type of energy does a passive house utilize for hot water?

Which sentence uses the adjective "efficient" in the same way it is used in the text about passive houses?

What does the phrase "tied down" suggest in the context of the text?

Which of these sentences uses the passive voice correctly?