... hmm, but would you say "a smoking hot sun "? :-))). Yeah, exactly. In my point of view, this test was just about what sounds more natural....Like this one: The truth is that sand deserts represent only a very small proportion of

Hi Leka, that girl on your avatar, isn't that Roselyn Sanchez? She looks familiar to me..:-) and of course, nice waterfall...:-)..thanks... Best Regards JCD

Hi Tanit, heh.... I had 15/16... . I made a mistake in " Many deserts are vast expanses of straight stony ground "...Actually, I was hesitating between straight and flat ....:-). But I guess, what's straight is also flat, am I

Hi Michelle, oh, okay... . I thought that you're angy on me 'cause I'm not a native speaker and I posted that kind of test here.. , but I was wrong, I apologize... .And I'm very sorry again for that ambiguous test question in #3...

Hi guys, I asked about that third question two english teachers who I know and they replied, at first:"Past perfect, of course". But then: "Wait a minute, is that guy still hearing about that girl or have they ended their

Just think about that sentence again. That sentence is about something what happened in the past and it ended in the past . He just started his job (founded a company...eg). This sentence is not about whether he's still working there or not. I

Hi Zerox, You can't use there present perfect, because it's not grammatically correct. To use this tense, you'd have to say ...I've been working here for 10 years , or something like that. In present perfect, if you want to express

Hi Philip, That sentence(#3) is a typical example of sequence of tenses . The speaker is referring here to an event which happened before, in the past (he finally met that girl). And in addition, he'd been hearing about her before they met

Hi guys, I prepared for you another test. I hope everything will be okay...:-). If there is problem in that test, let me know. 1) They broke the window while they "were playing|played|have been playing|had played" football.

Hi guys, can you please help me with the point of the next situation? I'm again practising english on the episode of my favourite Without a Trace. Context: In this episode the FBI team searches for Jessica, a 911 operator who disappeared after