Kviz Znanja Engleskog Jezika

The given sentence is incorrect because it uses the conjunction "and" incorrectly. When listing multiple subjects, the conjunction "and" should be used before the last subject. Therefore, the correct sentence should be "Why do Ashley and Lucas never play with us?"

For example: I'm meeting him in the city center at 8 o'clock tomorrow.

The term "jet-lagged" refers to the condition of having difficulty adjusting to a different time zone after traveling, particularly by air. It is commonly experienced after a long flight when the body's internal clock is out of sync with the local time of the destination. This can result in symptoms such as fatigue, insomnia, irritability, and difficulty concentrating.

Engleski jezik pripada germanskoj grupi jezika. Ova grupa jezika obuhvata jezike koji su se razvili iz germanskog jezika koji su govorili germanski narodi u srednjem veku. Engleski jezik je deo zapadnog germanskog podgrupe i deli sličnosti sa drugim germanskim jezicima poput nemačkog, holandskog i švedskog. Ovi jezici imaju zajedničke karakteristike u fonetici, gramatici i rečniku, što ukazuje na njihovu pripadnost germanskoj grupi jezika.

I will run as fast as I can.

The word "nevertheless" is used to introduce a contrasting or opposing idea to a previous statement. Similarly, the word "however" also serves the same purpose, indicating a contrasting or opposing idea. Therefore, "however" can be considered as having the same meaning as "nevertheless".

The correct answer is "rise." In this context, "rise" is the appropriate verb to indicate an increase in the cost of living. "Raise" is typically used when referring to increasing salaries or wages. Therefore, "rise" is the correct choice to convey the idea of the cost of living increasing.

The correct answer is "as a waiter." This is because it accurately completes the sentence and maintains the same meaning as the first sentence. By using the preposition "as," it indicates that the brother's occupation is that of a waiter in a restaurant. The repetition of "as a waiter" in different formats is unnecessary and does not add any additional meaning to the sentence.

The word "calf" in Croatian means "list (dio tijela)".

In this sentence, the verb "suggest" is followed by the gerund form of the verb "take", which is "taking". Therefore, the correct answer is "taking".

The correct answer for the question is "caught, CAUGHT, Caught" because "caught" is the past simple form of the verb "catch" in the first person singular and third person singular, while "CAUGHT" is the past simple form in the second person singular and plural, and "Caught" is the past simple form in the first person plural and third person plural.

The correct order is "friendly old black dog" because it follows the usual adjective order in English. Adjectives are typically placed in a specific order based on their category: opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, and purpose. In this case, "friendly" (opinion) comes before "old" (age) and "black" (color), making "friendly old black dog" the correct arrangement.

The given sentence "He would have died, if he hadn't been wearing a helmet" falls under the category of the third conditional. This conditional is used to talk about imaginary or unreal situations in the past. It expresses a hypothetical condition and its probable result in the past. In this case, the condition is "if he hadn't been wearing a helmet" and the result is "he would have died."

Fortnight refers to a period of two weeks. It is derived from the Old English word "feowertyne niht," which means "fourteen nights." This term is commonly used in British English and is still used in some contexts to refer to a two-week period. Therefore, the correct answer is 2 weeks.

The given answer lists the modal verbs that exist in the English language. Modal verbs are a type of auxiliary verb that express ability, possibility, obligation, or permission. The modal verbs in the given answer are "can," "must," "should," and "would." These verbs are commonly used in English to convey different meanings and are an important part of the language's grammar.

The prepositions "always," "sometimes," "once a year," and "hardly ever" are used in the Present Simple tense. These prepositions indicate frequency or regularity of an action or event. "Always" means something happens all the time, "sometimes" means it happens occasionally, "once a year" means it happens once every year, and "hardly ever" means it happens very rarely. These prepositions help to describe habits, routines, or repeated actions in the present.

The correct answer is a complete and grammatically correct sentence that asks about the duration of the person's acquaintance with their best friend. It uses the words provided in the question in the correct order and structure.

The words "fast," "swiftly," "promptly," and "quickly" all have the same meaning, which is related to speed or doing something in a short amount of time. "Bewilderedly" does not have the same meaning as the other words, as it means to do something in a confused or disoriented manner.

The correct answer is the Simple Future. This tense is used to talk about actions or events that will happen in the future and expresses facts or certainty. It is formed by using the auxiliary verb "will" followed by the base form of the main verb.

The definite article "the" is used before nouns that refer to specific or unique things. In this case, the countries USA, Maldives, Gambia, and Netherlands are all specific countries that have unique names. Therefore, "the" is used before these country names.