ADALM/egp · Datasets at Hugging Face

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997	PRONOUNS	indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc	C1	null	FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', FOCUS	null	China	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2008	Chinese	Pass	null	null
998	PRONOUNS	indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc	C1	null	FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS	Anything else you need, ask Sarah	Portugal	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
998	PRONOUNS	indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc	C1	null	FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS	Anything you need in connection with my report, please don't hesitate to contact me	Portugal	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
998	PRONOUNS	indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc	C1	null	FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS	Anything you want to ask me, feel free to do so	Portugal	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
998	PRONOUNS	indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc	C1	null	FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS	null	Portugal	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
999	PRONOUNS	generic use	A2	null	USE: 'YOU', GENERAL	My new mobile phone can do lots of things! You can play games, you can take pictures	Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
999	PRONOUNS	generic use	A2	null	USE: 'YOU', GENERAL	Let's say if you want to travel to China, you need to learn a little Chinese	Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
999	PRONOUNS	generic use	A2	null	USE: 'YOU', GENERAL	null	Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,000	PRONOUNS	generic use	B1	null	USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL	The television, I think, is like a box where one can find anything: rubbish and good things	Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,000	PRONOUNS	generic use	B1	null	USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL	One more reason I like Singapore is that one sees cats everywhere	Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,000	PRONOUNS	generic use	B1	null	USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL	null	Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	These days the car is everywhere, we can see cars all over the world	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	In this film we can see the life of a female teenager ? in South-Africa	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	We all know that being a writer is difficult; either we know how to write or we don't	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	Some of us find it very useful, whereas others still have difficulty in accepting technology as a valuable thing for everyone	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	[talking about zoos giving us a chance to see many exotic animals] Zoos give us different opportunities to do that and so to understand nature	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,001	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL	null	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,002	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	If someone is watching a film that they don't like they can always choose another channel to watch to	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Fail	null	null
1,002	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	If anyone wishes to make any presentation they can contact Mr	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Fail	null	null
1,002	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	Hari, Events Department	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Fail	null	null
1,002	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	If a student wants to make music there is no point teaching them science, but to be a good musician I think general knowledge is important as well	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Fail	null	null
1,002	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	null	Portugal	B2 VANTAGE	1993	Portuguese	Fail	null	null
1,003	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	If a child had free time, he/she would play on his/her own and not with other children	Greece	B2 VANTAGE	2006	Greek	Pass	null	null
1,003	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	Furthermore, if somebody wants to be a journalist, he or she has to have an enormous knowledge of the world and people, because sometimes they must act like psychologists in order to obtain pieces of information	Greece	B2 VANTAGE	2006	Greek	Pass	null	null
1,003	PRONOUNS	generic use	B2	null	FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL	null	Greece	B2 VANTAGE	2006	Greek	Pass	null	null
1,004	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B1	null	FORM: 'EACH OTHER'	We go to the same school so we see each other every day	Turkey	B1 THRESHOLD	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,004	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B1	null	FORM: 'EACH OTHER'	First, we had to introduce each other by saying where we come from, which kind of job we are doing here, why we want to learn English	Turkey	B1 THRESHOLD	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,004	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B1	null	FORM: 'EACH OTHER'	He said the coach is really nice and that the first players get on well with each other	Turkey	B1 THRESHOLD	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,004	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B1	null	FORM: 'EACH OTHER'	We didn't use to talk to each other, but one day we started to talk and I discovered she was extremely friendly and nice	Turkey	B1 THRESHOLD	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,004	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B1	null	FORM: 'EACH OTHER'	null	Turkey	B1 THRESHOLD	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,005	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B2	null	FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL	I also thought to create a studying space where students, staff and visitors can meet one another	Italy	B2 VANTAGE	1999	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,005	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B2	null	FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL	Since we last saw one another many things have happened, but I must admit I have never enjoyed myself again the way I did when I was with you	Italy	B2 VANTAGE	1999	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,005	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B2	null	FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL	Perhaps it will help me understand what my two dogs say to one another	Italy	B2 VANTAGE	1999	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,005	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	B2	null	FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL	null	Italy	B2 VANTAGE	1999	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,006	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C1	null	FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT	Each person could be a help to the other	Sri Lanka	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2008	Tamil	Pass	null	null
1,006	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C1	null	FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT	They all seem to mean exactly the same but if you study them more carefully, you realize that each of them differs from the others in tiny details that can be relevant	Sri Lanka	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2008	Tamil	Pass	null	null
1,006	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C1	null	FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT	Generally speaking, each individual is different from the others	Sri Lanka	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2008	Tamil	Pass	null	null
1,006	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C1	null	FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT	null	Sri Lanka	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2008	Tamil	Pass	null	null
1,007	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C2	null	FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT	Each of them admires the other's intelligence	Italy	C2 MASTERY	1993	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,007	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C2	null	FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT	As regards other aspects of my upbringing my parents taught me the importance of having all the family together, each one helping the others, each one loving the others	Italy	C2 MASTERY	1993	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,007	PRONOUNS	reciprocal	C2	null	FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT	null	Italy	C2 MASTERY	1993	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,008	QUESTIONS	alternatives	A2	null	FORM: WORD + WORD	Can you bring some food or drinks for the dinner? Is it cheap or expensive for you? We can chat or watch a film	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - European	Pass	null	null
1,008	QUESTIONS	alternatives	A2	null	FORM: WORD + WORD	null	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - European	Pass	null	null
1,009	QUESTIONS	alternatives	B1	null	FORM: PHRASE + PHRASE	Is this area in the city or in the countryside? Do you feel more sympathy for your friends or your parents?	Switzerland	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	Swiss German	Pass	null	null
1,010	QUESTIONS	alternatives	B1	null	FORM/USE: 'OR SOMETHING ELSE', VAGUE	Shall we buy him a book, a CD or something else? Poetry, history or something else?	Greece	B2 VANTAGE	2000	Greek	Pass	null	null
1,011	QUESTIONS	alternatives	B1	null	FORM: CLAUSE + CLAUSE	Are you still with him or did you two break up? Should I go there and talk to her or should I stay here? What do you think about going for walks or jogging in your breaks?	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2005	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,012	QUESTIONS	alternatives	B1	null	FORM/USE: 'OR NOT'	For a few seconds he was quiet	Poland	B1 THRESHOLD	2005	Polish	Pass	null	null
1,012	QUESTIONS	alternatives	B1	null	FORM/USE: 'OR NOT'	I couldn't wait, I asked nervously about his exam, did he pass or not? Do you want to do that or not? Do you agree with me or not? Will you be there till that time or not?	Poland	B1 THRESHOLD	2005	Polish	Pass	null	null
1,013	QUESTIONS	alternatives	C1	null	FORM/USE: STRONG ALTERNATIVE	Is this new industry a blessing for the region or the exact opposite?	Netherlands	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2004	Dutch	Pass	null	null
1,014	QUESTIONS	alternatives	C1	null	FORM/USE: ELLIPTED MODAL, HEDGING	Maybe you could hand out toys or show a movie? Maybe you will be able to arrange another excursion this year or provide more time there?	Sweden	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2005	Swedish	Pass	null	null
1,015	QUESTIONS	alternatives	C2	null	FORM: ELLIPSIS	Is it not better to take the television away or stop them going to the cinema? Do you enjoy reading, find it a waste of time or have an indifferent attitude to it? Is he going to give it back to me or show it to everybody?	Switzerland	C2 MASTERY	1993	German	Pass	null	null
1,016	QUESTIONS	tags	A2	1	FORM: QUESTION TAGS	You don't know where I live, do you? It differs from the story which you told me, doesn't it? It's fantastic, isn't it? It cost £30, it was not too expensive, was it?	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - European	Pass	null	null
1,017	QUESTIONS	tags	B1	2	FORM: NEGATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + AFFIRMATIVE QUESTION TAGS	I mean, your parents don't like discos, do they? Doesn't sound interesting, does it? He is not important, is he? That isn't normal, is it? You haven't been to my house before, have you? We haven't met each other for about 1 year, have we?	Brazil	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,018	QUESTIONS	tags	B1	2	FORM: AFFIRMATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + NEGATIVE QUESTION TAGS	And so you're moving to a different area, aren't you? You love books, don't you? It sounds peaceful, doesn't it? We've arranged to meet at 12, haven't we? I think it would be fantastic, wouldn't it? When you come back, we should rent some movies, shouldn't we? You'll see the programme on the 23rd of August, won't you? We could go on holiday together, couldn't we?	Italy	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,019	QUESTIONS	tags	B1	2	FORM: AFFIRMATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + AFFIRMATIVE QUESTION TAGS	Your boyfriend is also 16, is he? You bought new black clothes, did you?	Germany	B1 THRESHOLD	2001	German	Pass	null	null
1,020	QUESTIONS	tags	B1	null	FORM/USE: 'RIGHT' AS AN INFORMAL TAG	You are 14 years old, right? I think you asked if I liked shopping for clothes, right? You asked me for some help, right? They're black, right?	Germany	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	German	Pass	null	null
1,021	QUESTIONS	tags	B2	null	FORM/USE: TAGS WITH IMPERATIVES AS SOFTENERS	Think about it, will you? Go to the Lake Frene route, will you? Let's check together, shall we?	Spain	B2 VANTAGE	2001	Catalan	Pass	null	null
1,022	QUESTIONS	tags	C1	null	FORM: TAGS WITH 'THERE' + 'BE'	As you put it that way, there isn't much of a difference with our time, is there? But there is always something you can improve, isn't there?	Netherlands	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	2000	Dutch	Pass	null	null
1,023	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM: MAIN VERB 'BE'	How was your dinner yesterday? How are you, my friend? Where are you, men?	Mexico	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,024	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'DO'	What do you think? What did you do yesterday? Where did you go? How do you know? Why don't you buy it?	Brazil	A2 WAYSTAGE	2001	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,025	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'HAVE'	How have you been? What have you brought for me?	2666051_1	KET	Brazil	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Portuguese	Pass
1,026	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'BE'	Who are you going with? When are you coming here? Where are you going?	Philippines	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Tagalog	Pass	null	null
1,027	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM: MODAL VERBS	What will you bring? What can I do? How can I help you? How will you get here? When can I visit you? When can we meet?	Turkey	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,028	QUESTIONS	wh-	A2	null	FORM/USE: NEGATIVE QUESTONS, SUGGESTIONS	Why don't we watch a film? Why don't you come with me?	Tamil, A2 WAYSTAGE	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,029	QUESTIONS	wh-	B1	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MODALS	Why can't you do both things? Why couldn't I control myself?	Italy	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,030	QUESTIONS	wh-	B2	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MAIN VERBS	You still have this agonising headache	Polish, B2 VANTAGE	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,030	QUESTIONS	wh-	B2	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MAIN VERBS	Why don't you go to your doctor? Why didn't you check with the ticket office first before you wrote your article? Why didn't you say something about it? Why haven't you told me before?	Polish, B2 VANTAGE	null	null	null	null	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	Nevertheless, we still give presents because we really want to	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	You can recognize them normally very fast! They are the ones which are unexpected and made with lots of love	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	So what makes a good present? From my point of view, the best presents are personal and fitted to the individual	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	(Germany; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2008; German; Pass The other very serious problem in connection with cars is pollution, which is the cause of more diseases and problems than we realise at the moment	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	But what are the alternatives? Berlin has a well-structured and functioning subway? Some of them are coin operated but some are magnetic-card operated	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	Use these coin-operated ones because to call from the other ones, you should buy a magnetic card, which is only possible in post offices	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	What else can I tell you? If you want anything to drink or to eat after your arrival, there are restaurants at the airport	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,031	QUESTIONS	wh-	C1	null	USE: FOCUS	(Poland; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 1993; Polish; Pass	Germany	C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY	1998	German	Pass	null	null
1,032	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A1	1	FORM: MODAL VERBS	Can you come to dinner in my house? I can't find my CD, can you bring some music please?	A1 BREAKTHROUGH	2008	Polish	Pass	null	null	null
1,033	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: MAIN VERB 'BE'	Are you ok? Where is your dog? Is it ok? Are you ready?	A2 WAYSTAGE	2007	Kurdish	Pass	null	null	null
1,034	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	2	FORM: MODAL VERBS	Could you meet me at my home at 7 pm? Could you look for it? Would you like to go with me to the U2 concert? Will you come with me?	Brazil	A2 WAYSTAGE	2008	Portuguese	Pass	null	null
1,035	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: LEXICAL VERBS WITH 'DO'	My favourite song is 'Viva la vida'	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - European	Pass	null	null
1,035	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: LEXICAL VERBS WITH 'DO'	Do you know it? My bedroom will be blue!! I love this colour!! Do you like it? Yesterday, I went to buy some new clothes at the new store that is opposite my house, do you remember it? Did you see the football match last night?	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2009	Spanish - European	Pass	null	null
1,036	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: AUXILIARY 'BE'	Are you going to come? Are you feeling better? Are you going to the new art class? Are you doing anything on Friday?	Spain	A2 WAYSTAGE	2006	Catalan	Pass	null	null
1,037	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: AUXILIARY 'HAVE'	I've just watched a football competition with my family and friends	Japan	A2 WAYSTAGE	2007	Japanese	Pass	null	null
1,037	QUESTIONS	yes/no	A2	null	FORM: AUXILIARY 'HAVE'	Have you watched it? I left my mobile in your house, have you seen it?	Japan	A2 WAYSTAGE	2007	Japanese	Pass	null	null
1,038	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH 'BE'	Aren't you excited about it? Isn't he sweet? [talking about a cottage] Isn't it in the mountains?	Uruguay	B1 THRESHOLD	2003		Pass	null	null
1,039	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS, AUXILIARY VERBS	Don't you think so? Don't you like any programmes? Don't you think she would be happy? Don't you know me? Haven't you seen it yet? Haven't they got their own style?	Japan	B1 THRESHOLD	2008	Japanese	Pass	null	null
1,040	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS MODAL VERBS	Wouldn't you like to come? I'm going to a picnic next Saturday with my parents, won't you come with us? Can't you make both?	Uruguay	B1 THRESHOLD	2002	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,041	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT	Finally two days ago I found it in my pocket! It's funny! Don't you think? They're filming a part of Harry Potter at our school, because our main building is very old	Italy	B1 THRESHOLD	2000	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,041	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT	Isn't that great? You can even just relax and sunbathe while you drink a nice, cold lemonade	Italy	B1 THRESHOLD	2000	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,041	QUESTIONS	yes/no	B1	null	USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT	Wouldn't that be amazing? While we were there, there was also a concert and I got to see Rihanna and Chris Brown! Isn't that awesome?	Italy	B1 THRESHOLD	2000	Italian	Pass	null	null
1,042	QUESTIONS	yes/no	C2	null	FORM/USE: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH 'NOT', EMPHASIS	Do we not want our children to be as happy as possible? Is it not too easy to put the blame systematically on our education? Is it not possible to have this, though maybe on a smaller scale, in our everyday living right where we spend the majority of our time on earth? Are they not aware of the negative effects the use of cars has on cities? Can it not, sometimes, be harmful to the world?	Argentina	C2 MASTERY	2002	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,043	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	A2	null	FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'	I'm looking forward to seeing you! I look forward to hearing from you	Turkey	A2 WAYSTAGE	2008	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,043	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	A2	null	FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'	I am looking forward to our meeting	Turkey	A2 WAYSTAGE	2008	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,043	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	A2	null	FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'	null	Turkey	A2 WAYSTAGE	2008	Turkish	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	I could catch up with the work I miss after school from 3 to 4	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	They interviewed and filmed pupils and teachers to find out how they get on with each other	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	I'd better stop now and get on with my studying	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	I think that if you want to have a peaceful holiday, you should get away from the city and enjoy the countryside, enjoy nature	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	So you had better go walking or join a club, but don't forget to keep away from junk food	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,044	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B1	1	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	)	Peru	B1 THRESHOLD	2006	Spanish - Latin American	Pass	null	null
1,045	VERBS	phrasal-prepositional	B2	2	FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT	I can look up to someone in admiration if he is dedicating his life to helping other people	or she	null	null	null	null	null	null

997

PRONOUNS

indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc

C1

null

FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', FOCUS

null

China

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2008

Chinese

Pass

null

998

PRONOUNS

indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc

C1

null

FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS

Anything else you need, ask Sarah

Portugal

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

998

PRONOUNS

indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc

C1

null

FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS

Anything you need in connection with my report, please don't hesitate to contact me

Portugal

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

998

PRONOUNS

indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc

C1

null

FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS

Anything you want to ask me, feel free to do so

Portugal

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

998

PRONOUNS

indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc

C1

null

FORM/USE: 'ANYTHING', ELLIPSIS

null

Portugal

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

999

PRONOUNS

generic use

A2

null

USE: 'YOU', GENERAL

My new mobile phone can do lots of things! You can play games, you can take pictures

Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007

null

999

PRONOUNS

generic use

A2

null

USE: 'YOU', GENERAL

Let's say if you want to travel to China, you need to learn a little Chinese

Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007

null

999

PRONOUNS

generic use

A2

null

USE: 'YOU', GENERAL

null

Turkish, A2 WAYSTAGE, Pass, 2007

null

1,000

PRONOUNS

generic use

B1

null

USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL

The television, I think, is like a box where one can find anything: rubbish and good things

Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007

null

1,000

PRONOUNS

generic use

B1

null

USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL

One more reason I like Singapore is that one sees cats everywhere

Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007

null

1,000

PRONOUNS

generic use

B1

null

USE: 'ONE', GENERAL, FORMAL

null

Italian, B1 THRESHOLD, Pass, 2007

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

These days the car is everywhere, we can see cars all over the world

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

In this film we can see the life of a female teenager ? in South-Africa

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

We all know that being a writer is difficult; either we know how to write or we don't

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

Some of us find it very useful, whereas others still have difficulty in accepting technology as a valuable thing for everyone

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

[talking about zoos giving us a chance to see many exotic animals] Zoos give us different opportunities to do that and so to understand nature

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,001

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

USE: 'WE', 'US', GENERAL

null

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,002

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

If someone is watching a film that they don't like they can always choose another channel to watch to

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Fail

null

1,002

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

If anyone wishes to make any presentation they can contact Mr

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Fail

null

1,002

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

Hari, Events Department

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Fail

null

1,002

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

If a student wants to make music there is no point teaching them science, but to be a good musician I think general knowledge is important as well

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Fail

null

1,002

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

null

Portugal

B2 VANTAGE

1993

Portuguese

Fail

null

1,003

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

If a child had free time, he/she would play on his/her own and not with other children

Greece

B2 VANTAGE

2006

Greek

Pass

null

1,003

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

Furthermore, if somebody wants to be a journalist, he or she has to have an enormous knowledge of the world and people, because sometimes they must act like psychologists in order to obtain pieces of information

Greece

B2 VANTAGE

2006

Greek

Pass

null

1,003

PRONOUNS

generic use

B2

null

FORM/USE: GENDER NEUTRAL

null

Greece

B2 VANTAGE

2006

Greek

Pass

null

1,004

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B1

null

FORM: 'EACH OTHER'

We go to the same school so we see each other every day

Turkey

B1 THRESHOLD

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,004

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B1

null

FORM: 'EACH OTHER'

First, we had to introduce each other by saying where we come from, which kind of job we are doing here, why we want to learn English

Turkey

B1 THRESHOLD

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,004

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B1

null

FORM: 'EACH OTHER'

He said the coach is really nice and that the first players get on well with each other

Turkey

B1 THRESHOLD

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,004

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B1

null

FORM: 'EACH OTHER'

We didn't use to talk to each other, but one day we started to talk and I discovered she was extremely friendly and nice

Turkey

B1 THRESHOLD

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,004

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B1

null

FORM: 'EACH OTHER'

null

Turkey

B1 THRESHOLD

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,005

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B2

null

FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL

I also thought to create a studying space where students, staff and visitors can meet one another

Italy

B2 VANTAGE

1999

Italian

Pass

null

1,005

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B2

null

FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL

Since we last saw one another many things have happened, but I must admit I have never enjoyed myself again the way I did when I was with you

Italy

B2 VANTAGE

1999

Italian

Pass

null

1,005

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B2

null

FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL

Perhaps it will help me understand what my two dogs say to one another

Italy

B2 VANTAGE

1999

Italian

Pass

null

1,005

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

B2

null

FORM/USE: 'ONE ANOTHER', FORMAL

null

Italy

B2 VANTAGE

1999

Italian

Pass

null

1,006

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C1

null

FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT

Each person could be a help to the other

Sri Lanka

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2008

Tamil

Pass

null

1,006

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C1

null

FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT

They all seem to mean exactly the same but if you study them more carefully, you realize that each of them differs from the others in tiny details that can be relevant

Sri Lanka

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2008

Tamil

Pass

null

1,006

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C1

null

FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT

Generally speaking, each individual is different from the others

Sri Lanka

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2008

Tamil

Pass

null

1,006

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C1

null

FORM: 'EACH ...' + 'THE OTHER(S)', AS COMPLEMENT

null

Sri Lanka

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2008

Tamil

Pass

null

1,007

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C2

null

FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT

Each of them admires the other's intelligence

Italy

C2 MASTERY

1993

Italian

Pass

null

1,007

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C2

null

FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT

As regards other aspects of my upbringing my parents taught me the importance of having all the family together, each one helping the others, each one loving the others

Italy

C2 MASTERY

1993

Italian

Pass

null

1,007

PRONOUNS

reciprocal

C2

null

FORM: 'EACH ... THE OTHER(S)', AS OBJECT

null

Italy

C2 MASTERY

1993

Italian

Pass

null

1,008

QUESTIONS

alternatives

A2

null

FORM: WORD + WORD

Can you bring some food or drinks for the dinner? Is it cheap or expensive for you? We can chat or watch a film

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - European

Pass

null

1,008

QUESTIONS

alternatives

A2

null

FORM: WORD + WORD

null

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - European

Pass

null

1,009

QUESTIONS

alternatives

B1

null

FORM: PHRASE + PHRASE

Is this area in the city or in the countryside? Do you feel more sympathy for your friends or your parents?

Switzerland

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

Swiss German

Pass

null

1,010

QUESTIONS

alternatives

B1

null

FORM/USE: 'OR SOMETHING ELSE', VAGUE

Shall we buy him a book, a CD or something else? Poetry, history or something else?

Greece

B2 VANTAGE

2000

Greek

Pass

null

1,011

QUESTIONS

alternatives

B1

null

FORM: CLAUSE + CLAUSE

Are you still with him or did you two break up? Should I go there and talk to her or should I stay here? What do you think about going for walks or jogging in your breaks?

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2005

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,012

QUESTIONS

alternatives

B1

null

FORM/USE: 'OR NOT'

For a few seconds he was quiet

Poland

B1 THRESHOLD

2005

Polish

Pass

null

1,012

QUESTIONS

alternatives

B1

null

FORM/USE: 'OR NOT'

I couldn't wait, I asked nervously about his exam, did he pass or not? Do you want to do that or not? Do you agree with me or not? Will you be there till that time or not?

Poland

B1 THRESHOLD

2005

Polish

Pass

null

1,013

QUESTIONS

alternatives

C1

null

FORM/USE: STRONG ALTERNATIVE

Is this new industry a blessing for the region or the exact opposite?

Netherlands

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2004

Dutch

Pass

null

1,014

QUESTIONS

alternatives

C1

null

FORM/USE: ELLIPTED MODAL, HEDGING

Maybe you could hand out toys or show a movie? Maybe you will be able to arrange another excursion this year or provide more time there?

Sweden

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2005

Swedish

Pass

null

1,015

QUESTIONS

alternatives

C2

null

FORM: ELLIPSIS

Is it not better to take the television away or stop them going to the cinema? Do you enjoy reading, find it a waste of time or have an indifferent attitude to it? Is he going to give it back to me or show it to everybody?

Switzerland

C2 MASTERY

1993

German

Pass

null

1,016

QUESTIONS

tags

A2

1

FORM: QUESTION TAGS

You don't know where I live, do you? It differs from the story which you told me, doesn't it? It's fantastic, isn't it? It cost £30, it was not too expensive, was it?

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - European

Pass

null

1,017

QUESTIONS

tags

B1

2

FORM: NEGATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + AFFIRMATIVE QUESTION TAGS

I mean, your parents don't like discos, do they? Doesn't sound interesting, does it? He is not important, is he? That isn't normal, is it? You haven't been to my house before, have you? We haven't met each other for about 1 year, have we?

Brazil

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,018

QUESTIONS

tags

B1

2

FORM: AFFIRMATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + NEGATIVE QUESTION TAGS

And so you're moving to a different area, aren't you? You love books, don't you? It sounds peaceful, doesn't it? We've arranged to meet at 12, haven't we? I think it would be fantastic, wouldn't it? When you come back, we should rent some movies, shouldn't we? You'll see the programme on the 23rd of August, won't you? We could go on holiday together, couldn't we?

Italy

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

Italian

Pass

null

1,019

QUESTIONS

tags

B1

2

FORM: AFFIRMATIVE MAIN CLAUSES + AFFIRMATIVE QUESTION TAGS

Your boyfriend is also 16, is he? You bought new black clothes, did you?

Germany

B1 THRESHOLD

2001

German

Pass

null

1,020

QUESTIONS

tags

B1

null

FORM/USE: 'RIGHT' AS AN INFORMAL TAG

You are 14 years old, right? I think you asked if I liked shopping for clothes, right? You asked me for some help, right? They're black, right?

Germany

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

German

Pass

null

1,021

QUESTIONS

tags

B2

null

FORM/USE: TAGS WITH IMPERATIVES AS SOFTENERS

Think about it, will you? Go to the Lake Frene route, will you? Let's check together, shall we?

Spain

B2 VANTAGE

2001

Catalan

Pass

null

1,022

QUESTIONS

tags

C1

null

FORM: TAGS WITH 'THERE' + 'BE'

As you put it that way, there isn't much of a difference with our time, is there? But there is always something you can improve, isn't there?

Netherlands

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

2000

Dutch

Pass

null

1,023

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM: MAIN VERB 'BE'

How was your dinner yesterday? How are you, my friend? Where are you, men?

Mexico

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,024

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'DO'

What do you think? What did you do yesterday? Where did you go? How do you know? Why don't you buy it?

Brazil

A2 WAYSTAGE

2001

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,025

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'HAVE'

How have you been? What have you brought for me?

2666051_1

KET

Brazil

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Portuguese

Pass

1,026

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM: WITH AUXILIARY 'BE'

Who are you going with? When are you coming here? Where are you going?

Philippines

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Tagalog

Pass

null

1,027

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM: MODAL VERBS

What will you bring? What can I do? How can I help you? How will you get here? When can I visit you? When can we meet?

Turkey

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Turkish

Pass

null

1,028

QUESTIONS

wh-

A2

null

FORM/USE: NEGATIVE QUESTONS, SUGGESTIONS

Why don't we watch a film? Why don't you come with me?

Tamil, A2 WAYSTAGE

null

1,029

QUESTIONS

wh-

B1

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MODALS

Why can't you do both things? Why couldn't I control myself?

Italy

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

Italian

Pass

null

1,030

QUESTIONS

wh-

B2

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MAIN VERBS

You still have this agonising headache

Polish, B2 VANTAGE

null

1,030

QUESTIONS

wh-

B2

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH MAIN VERBS

Why don't you go to your doctor? Why didn't you check with the ticket office first before you wrote your article? Why didn't you say something about it? Why haven't you told me before?

Polish, B2 VANTAGE

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

Nevertheless, we still give presents because we really want to

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

You can recognize them normally very fast! They are the ones which are unexpected and made with lots of love

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

So what makes a good present? From my point of view, the best presents are personal and fitted to the individual

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

(Germany; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 2008; German; Pass The other very serious problem in connection with cars is pollution, which is the cause of more diseases and problems than we realise at the moment

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

But what are the alternatives? Berlin has a well-structured and functioning subway? Some of them are coin operated but some are magnetic-card operated

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

Use these coin-operated ones because to call from the other ones, you should buy a magnetic card, which is only possible in post offices

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

What else can I tell you? If you want anything to drink or to eat after your arrival, there are restaurants at the airport

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,031

QUESTIONS

wh-

C1

null

USE: FOCUS

(Poland; C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY; 1993; Polish; Pass

Germany

C1 EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY

1998

German

Pass

null

1,032

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A1

1

FORM: MODAL VERBS

Can you come to dinner in my house? I can't find my CD, can you bring some music please?

A1 BREAKTHROUGH

2008

Polish

Pass

null

1,033

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: MAIN VERB 'BE'

Are you ok? Where is your dog? Is it ok? Are you ready?

A2 WAYSTAGE

2007

Kurdish

Pass

null

1,034

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

2

FORM: MODAL VERBS

Could you meet me at my home at 7 pm? Could you look for it? Would you like to go with me to the U2 concert? Will you come with me?

Brazil

A2 WAYSTAGE

2008

Portuguese

Pass

null

1,035

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: LEXICAL VERBS WITH 'DO'

My favourite song is 'Viva la vida'

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - European

Pass

null

1,035

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: LEXICAL VERBS WITH 'DO'

Do you know it? My bedroom will be blue!! I love this colour!! Do you like it? Yesterday, I went to buy some new clothes at the new store that is opposite my house, do you remember it? Did you see the football match last night?

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2009

Spanish - European

Pass

null

1,036

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: AUXILIARY 'BE'

Are you going to come? Are you feeling better? Are you going to the new art class? Are you doing anything on Friday?

Spain

A2 WAYSTAGE

2006

Catalan

Pass

null

1,037

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: AUXILIARY 'HAVE'

I've just watched a football competition with my family and friends

Japan

A2 WAYSTAGE

2007

Japanese

Pass

null

1,037

QUESTIONS

yes/no

A2

null

FORM: AUXILIARY 'HAVE'

Have you watched it? I left my mobile in your house, have you seen it?

Japan

A2 WAYSTAGE

2007

Japanese

Pass

null

1,038

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH 'BE'

Aren't you excited about it? Isn't he sweet? [talking about a cottage] Isn't it in the mountains?

Uruguay

B1 THRESHOLD

2003

Pass

null

1,039

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS, AUXILIARY VERBS

Don't you think so? Don't you like any programmes? Don't you think she would be happy? Don't you know me? Haven't you seen it yet? Haven't they got their own style?

Japan

B1 THRESHOLD

2008

Japanese

Pass

null

1,040

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

FORM: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS MODAL VERBS

Wouldn't you like to come? I'm going to a picnic next Saturday with my parents, won't you come with us? Can't you make both?

Uruguay

B1 THRESHOLD

2002

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,041

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT

Finally two days ago I found it in my pocket! It's funny! Don't you think? They're filming a part of Harry Potter at our school, because our main building is very old

Italy

B1 THRESHOLD

2000

Italian

Pass

null

1,041

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT

Isn't that great? You can even just relax and sunbathe while you drink a nice, cold lemonade

Italy

B1 THRESHOLD

2000

Italian

Pass

null

1,041

QUESTIONS

yes/no

B1

null

USE: SEEKING AGREEMENT

Wouldn't that be amazing? While we were there, there was also a concert and I got to see Rihanna and Chris Brown! Isn't that awesome?

Italy

B1 THRESHOLD

2000

Italian

Pass

null

1,042

QUESTIONS

yes/no

C2

null

FORM/USE: NEGATIVE QUESTIONS WITH 'NOT', EMPHASIS

Do we not want our children to be as happy as possible? Is it not too easy to put the blame systematically on our education? Is it not possible to have this, though maybe on a smaller scale, in our everyday living right where we spend the majority of our time on earth? Are they not aware of the negative effects the use of cars has on cities? Can it not, sometimes, be harmful to the world?

Argentina

C2 MASTERY

2002

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,043

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

A2

null

FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'

I'm looking forward to seeing you! I look forward to hearing from you

Turkey

A2 WAYSTAGE

2008

Turkish

Pass

null

1,043

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

A2

null

FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'

I am looking forward to our meeting

Turkey

A2 WAYSTAGE

2008

Turkish

Pass

null

1,043

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

A2

null

FORM/USE: 'LOOK FORWARD TO'

null

Turkey

A2 WAYSTAGE

2008

Turkish

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

I could catch up with the work I miss after school from 3 to 4

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

They interviewed and filmed pupils and teachers to find out how they get on with each other

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

I'd better stop now and get on with my studying

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

I think that if you want to have a peaceful holiday, you should get away from the city and enjoy the countryside, enjoy nature

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

So you had better go walking or join a club, but don't forget to keep away from junk food

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,044

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B1

1

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

)

Peru

B1 THRESHOLD

2006

Spanish - Latin American

Pass

null

1,045

VERBS

phrasal-prepositional

B2

2

FORM: VERB + PARTICLE + PREPOSITION + OBJECT

I can look up to someone in admiration if he is dedicating his life to helping other people

or she

null