Quarterly test KasperskyLabs 148 B1/B2 2023/06/28 23:52:08 20230628_2352 Liberman Yan libermanyd@yandex.ru 72.8 inc_drills/grammar_time_markers_with_past_simple_and_present_perfect_selection_b1_02.csv 1 Grammar B1 - 02 Time markers with past simple and present perfect 0 since for since since 1 1 while during during during 2 2 since for for for 3 3 this time last year for a year this time last year this time last year 4 4 up to now lately up to now up to now 5 5 while during while while 6 100 inc_drills/grammar_participle_clauses_selection_b2_03_selection.csv 2 Grammar B2 - 03 Participles clauses 0 Attending Attended Having attended Having attended Having attended 1 1 Having being confused Confused Been confused Confused Having being confused 0 2 Realised Realising Having realised Having realised Having realised 2 3 Ashamed Having been ashamed Ashaming Ashamed Having been ashamed 0 4 Produced Having produced Producing Produced Having produced 0 40 inc_drills/grammar_used_to_would_will_past_and_present_habits_b2_02.csv 3 Grammar B2 - 02 Past and present habits 0 used to hold would to hold hold used to hold would to hold 0 1 would have started use to start would start would start would start 1 2 would have are used to have will have will have will have 2 66.7 inc_drills/grammar_reported_speech_selection_b1_02.csv 4 Grammar B1 - 02 Reported speech 0 We saw a cheaper solution elsewhere!
Our client told us they [ ]. had seen a cheaper solution elsewhere had seen a cheaper solution elsewhere 1 1 I am preparing a cheaper design.
The engineer reassured them that he [ ]. was preparing a cheaper design was preparing a cheaper design 2 2 I'll give you a discount.
The salesperson guaranteed she [ ]. ('d|would) give (me|us|them) a discount would give us a discount 3 100 inc_drills/grammar_verb_patterns_selection_b1_01.csv 5 Grammar B1 - 01 Verb patterns 0 Our boss [ ] tennis at weekends (to enjoy + to play ← present simple) enjoys playing enjoy playing 0 1 I [ ] my book last night (to finish + to read ← past simple) finished reading finished reading 1 2 He [ ] last year (to give up + to smoke ← past simple) gave up smoking gave up smoking 2 3 Excuse me, would you [ ] the window (to mind + to open ← polite request) mind opening mind opening 3 75 3 Grammar B1 - 01 Writing (~150 words each) When possible, use the following:
as
As a result of (+ noun phrase)
According to (+ noun phrase)
although (+ clause)
however
therefore
as a result (+ clause)
in order to (+ infinitive)
What's more
In addition
Taking into account (+ noun phrase)
What is important is that
]]> What is your pick for an evening with friends? Can you recommend anything which is easy on the eye?
  • Whom do you ask for advice?
  • What can you do when you join a new team to hit the ground running?
  • Has any of your clients ever suggested you were pushing the peanut?
  • How often do you receive e-mails of complaint? How do you deal with them?
  • Are you used to paying with your mobile phone instead of a credit card?
  • What management styles should be used when you have tight deadlines? Why?
  • What would have you done differently if you knew you were relocating in two months?
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