Cual es el método mas rápido y efectivo para aprender Ingles, según la IA?

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English Starter. File 2. Progress Check. Part 1.

 File 2: Progress Check
Choose the correct answer.

1. The Porsche Carrera GT is ... .    (options: a expensive car, a car expensive, an expensive car)

2. Get a ... and a piece of paper. Now listen and write. (options: pen, key, coin)

3. ... on! The movie is at 9:00 and we are very late. (options: Speak, go, come)

4. My coffee is good, but ... croissant is terrible. (options: this, these, those)

5. "Can I have your ... card, please?" (options: credit, stamp, key)

6. Pink = ... + red (options: yellow, white, blue)

7. I’m in Iceland this weekend and it’s 28ºF. It's very ... ! (options: hot, safe, cold)

8. There are six ... in this photo. (options: childs, children, childrens)

9. I’m very tired tonight. ... go home. (options: let's, let, lets)

10. "Would you like a cold drink?" "Yes, please. I’m very ... ." (options: hungry, worried, thristy)

American English File 1. Check your progress. Part 3.

23. Excuse me, are we in room 218 or 812? (options: are we, we are, we're)

24. "My address is 56 Hudson Road." "Sorry, is that fifty -six?" (options:fifteen, fifty, five)

25. Ronaldo is from Brazil, in South America. (options: South, north, east)

26. I don’t understand the exercise. Can you help me, please? (options: help, copy, check)

27. Ms. Wong, what’s your email address and your phone number ? (options: cell, number, code)

28. Please read the question and circle the correct answer. (options: circle, cover, cross)

29. It’s Saturday ! It’s the weekend – no school and no work. (options: Saturday, thursday, tuesday)

30. Hello class. Open your books, please. (options: Look, open, Go)

American English File 1. Check your progress. Part 2.

 
12. Good evening. I have a reservation for three nights. My name is Parker. (options: reception, reservation, last name).

13. "Happy birthday, Sam! How old are you ?" "I’m eight." (options: are you, you're, are your)

 
14. New York City is famous for its tall buildings. (options:it, it's, its)

15. "What's 7 + 10?" "That's easy. It's seventeen." (options: seventy, seven-ten, seventeen)

16. Nissan cars aren’t Chinese. They’re Japanese! (options: am not, isn't, aren't)

17. Angelo and I are from California. We're students. (options: am not, isn't, aren't)

18. Please stop talking and turn off your cell phones. (options: up, off, down)

19. "Hi, Doug, how are you?" " I'm fine , thanks." (options: I'm fine, I fine, I well)

20. Here’s an email from Masako. She’s on vacation in Mexico. (options: Mexican, Mexico, Spanish)

21. Good evening, ma'am. Would you like a cup of coffee? (options: would you like, you would like, you like)

22. "What day is it today ?" "It’s Thursday." (options: weekday, today, weekend)

American English File 1. Check your progress. Part 1.

Fuente: https://elt.oup.com/student/americanenglishfile/level01/level1tests/level1file01?cc=co&selLanguage=es&mode=hub

File 1: Progress Check

Choose the correct answer.

1. This is Cindy Lau. She's a student in my karate. (options:she, she's, shes)
class.

2. "Alice and Pierre are in Lisbon." " Are they on
vacation?" (options: Are they, they are, they're)

3. "What’s your phone number?" "It’s
845-555-0247." (options: you, you're, your)

4. She’s a student. Her name is Anna. (options: his, hers, her)

5. Go to page ninety-nine , please. (options:ninety-nine, the ninety-nine, ninety and nine)

6. Hi, Milos. You're early! (options: your, you're, you)

7. Miguel and José are students at Washington University. (options: is, am, are)

8. Look at question 3, please. Listen and repeat. (options: Listen, close, sit)

9. Tony is from Sydney. It’s a city in Australia . (options: Asian, Australia, Australian)

10. Toronto isn't in the US. It’s in Canada. (options: aren't, isn't, isn't not)

11. " Are they British?" "No, they’re American." (options: are, are they, they're)

 

 

Questions about the reading exercise ("Mansion del ingles")

  Read the article about a North American wine company and answer the following questions.
1. What is Paul Jones responsible for?

2. Who heads the company?

3. Is the company successful?

4. What reason does Tony Swan give for distributors buying more wine produced in the US last year?

5. Does Tony Swan think that the average American expects a bottle of wine that costs $10 to taste good?

Reading basic ("Mansion del ingles")

 Swan and Lewis

 
Greentree Wine Company, California, USA

Greentree Wine Company has been producing premium wine in the Napa Valley since 1980 and markets wine under the Brown Canyon, Swan & Lewis and Stratclith labels. In addition, GWC produces several private labels for both domestic and international customers. Last year, GWC bottled over 500,000 cases between their own brands, private labels and custom bottling contracts.
The Swan and Lewis label, which retails for about $10, grew by 53 percent in 2012. Swan and Lewis includes a Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Zinfandel and Pinot Noir. The package was recently updated and includes the slogan, "Stick your nose in our business."
The company is headed by Tony Swan and Glen Lewis who created the Swan and Lewis label in 1990. Paul Jones is responsible for wine production and has worked exclusively for the firm since 1992.
The primary reason Swan & Lewis experienced record growth last year is that key distributors got behind the brand. Swan said the secret of their rapid growth was "being with the right distributors at the right time." He credits the rise in the value of the euro relative to the U.S. dollar for making reasonably priced California wines more attractive to distributors that previously were interested mostly in imports. "A lot of our distributors were strong in imports but felt it wasn't a bad idea to have something from California," he said.
"We need to be with medium-sized distributors, and we need to be with medium-sized distributors that actually care about us, which is not the same thing."
Swan commented that with many wines designed to retail for $10, much of the emphasis is on marketing instead of what the wine tastes like. "We depend on the wine," he said. "I think $10 is an interesting price point," Swan said. "It's a price where almost anybody can afford to buy but high enough where you can do something slightly interesting as far as the wine is concerned. I think the American consumer has become more sophisticated and is looking at interesting wines for around $10."