Quarterly test RRWC group 5 B2 / C1 2023/06/09 17:25:07 20230609_1725 Sergey Davydov serhio@yandex.ru 68.7 inc_drills/grammar_past_modals_selection_b2_03.csv 8 Grammar B2 - 03 Past modals 0 must have sold out should have sold out could have sold out must have sold out must have sold out 1 1 could have left must have left ought to have left ought to have left ought to have left 2 2 mustn't have ordered can't have ordered shouldn't order can't have ordered shouldn't order 0 66.7 inc_drills/grammar_used_to_would_will_past_and_present_habits_b2_02.csv 9 Grammar B2 - 02 Past and present habits 0 used to hold would to hold hold used to hold used to hold 1 1 would have started use to start would start would start would start 2 2 would have are used to have will have will have will have 3 100 inc_drills/grammar_reported_speech_selection_b1_02.csv 7 Grammar B1 - 02 Reported speech 0 We saw a cheaper solution elsewhere!
Our client told us they [ ]. had seen a cheaper solution elsewhere saw a cheaper solution elsewhere 0 1 I am preparing a cheaper design.
The engineer reassured them that he [ ]. was preparing a cheaper design was preparing a cheaper design 1 2 I'll give you a discount.
The salesperson guaranteed she [ ]. ('d|would) give (me|us|them) a discount would give me a discount 2 66.7 inc_drills/grammar_verb_patterns_selection_b2_03_5lines.csv 10 Grammar B2 - 03 Verb patterns 0 The consultant [ ] at a lower price.
(to suggest + to sell ← past simple) suggested selling suggested to sell 0 1 They [ ] costs but it failed.
(to try + to cut ← present perfect) ('ve|have) tried to cut tried to cut 0 2 The sales manager [ ] too much on the advertising campaign.
(to admit + to spend ← past simple) admitted spending admitted in spending 0 3 They [ ] on the market before the manager joined them.
(to begin + to work ← past perfect) (had begun to work|had begun working) had begun to work 1 4 Redesigning the product [ ] a completely new strategy.
(to involve + to prepare ← future simple) will involve preparing will involve preparing 2 40 9 Grammar B2 - 03 Writing (~150words) When possible, show your knowledge of the following:
    • past habits with used to(+1 pt) - would(+2 pts)
    • present habits with used to(+2 pts) - will(+1 pt)
    • reported speech(+1 pt)
    • past & present wishes(+1 pt)
    • regrets(+2 pts)
    • giving advice(+1 pt)
    • conditionals(+2 pts) - mixed conditionals(+3 pts)
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  • How do people react to change?
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