English Mood & Helpers: Sounds & Replies

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Engaging phrases for natural speech.

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Froggy Jumps English Mood & Helpers: Sounds & RepliesVersion en ligne Engaging phrases for natural speech. par SHADAI BELEN ESCAMILLA MENDOZA 1 In 'That movie was really good,' what is 'really' doing? a Replacing the noun b Emphasizing degree or extent c Concluding the sentence 2 What does 'Sounds exciting' express about the speaker's view? a A factual report b A negative impression c A positive impression 3 If someone says 'Sounds terrible,' what are they conveying? a A neutral fact b A negative impression c A polite request 4 When do we use 'Neither do I'? a To agree with a positive statement b To change the subject c To agree with a negative statement 5 How is 'So' commonly used in speech? a As a noun b As a question tag c As a conjunction meaning 'therefore' 6 Which is a correct use of 'So' in response? a So we are b So am I / So do I (agreement) c So much I 7 Which phrase pairs with 'such' to intensify a noun? a So the b Such a c Really the 8 Which tense does 'Neither did I' imply? a Past perfect negation agreement b Present simple negation c Past simple negation agreement 9 Where can 'really' be placed for emphasis? a Before the adjective or adverb b At the end of the sentence with no space c After the noun 10 Choose the best reply: 'That plan sounds exciting.' a I disagree; it sounds risky. b I agree; it sounds great. c I will think about it later.

Froggy Jumps

English Mood & Helpers: Sounds & RepliesVersion en ligne

Engaging phrases for natural speech.

par SHADAI BELEN ESCAMILLA MENDOZA

In 'That movie was really good,' what is 'really' doing?

Replacing the noun

Emphasizing degree or extent

Concluding the sentence

What does 'Sounds exciting' express about the speaker's view?

A factual report

A negative impression

A positive impression

If someone says 'Sounds terrible,' what are they conveying?

A neutral fact

A negative impression

A polite request

When do we use 'Neither do I'?

To agree with a positive statement

To change the subject

To agree with a negative statement

How is 'So' commonly used in speech?

As a noun

As a question tag

As a conjunction meaning 'therefore'

Which is a correct use of 'So' in response?

So we are

So am I / So do I (agreement)

So much I

Which phrase pairs with 'such' to intensify a noun?

So the

Such a

Really the

Which tense does 'Neither did I' imply?

Past perfect negation agreement

Present simple negation

Past simple negation agreement

Where can 'really' be placed for emphasis?

Before the adjective or adverb

At the end of the sentence with no space

After the noun

Choose the best reply: 'That plan sounds exciting.'

I disagree; it sounds risky.

I agree; it sounds great.

I will think about it later.

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English Mood & Helpers: Sounds & RepliesVersion en ligne

par SHADAI BELEN ESCAMILLA MENDOZA

In 'That movie was really good,' what is 'really' doing?

What does 'Sounds exciting' express about the speaker's view?

If someone says 'Sounds terrible,' what are they conveying?

When do we use 'Neither do I'?

How is 'So' commonly used in speech?

Which is a correct use of 'So' in response?

Which phrase pairs with 'such' to intensify a noun?

Which tense does 'Neither did I' imply?

Where can 'really' be placed for emphasis?

Choose the best reply: 'That plan sounds exciting.'

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