Part A

PART
A
ELEMENTARY TEST - 1
This my friend. name’s Richard.
are / His B) is / My C) is / His D) his / His
Verb to be: am/is/are
Possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her They Lisa and Max. They from the USA.
is / is B) are / is C) are / are D) is / is
Subject Pronouns - Plural nouns & Numbers
“What is name?” “My name’s Carlos.”
A- Hello, what your name? his B) her C) your D) my
is B) are C) am D) be
This is my sister. name is Laura.
name is John. And my is Johnson. His B) My C) Her D) Its
Your / surname B) My / surname
C) I / surname D) I / name I have brother. name is David
an / His B) a / Her C) a / His D) * / His
My name is Lisa. Lisa Peterson.
My am B) I is C) I am D) I Hello! My Maria. I Mexico.
name is / from am B) is name / from am
name is Apple. Ann Apple. C) name is / am from D) name am / is from
His / She B) His / He’s C) Her / She’s D) His / His
Is Catherine sister?
“Where John from?” “ from the US.”
he B) you C) your D) yours
is / He’s B) is / His C) am / He’s D) is / She’s
We students.
are you from? Japan.
are a B) is C) are D) am
What B) Who C) Where D) When
Where you ? I student.

is / from B) are / in C) are / is D) are / from is / an B) am / * C) am / a D) am / the
from Spain. I’m Rodriguez . She Italy.

I’m B) He’s C) You’re D) She’s are from B) is at C) is from D) am from
Pierre is a French boy. from . He is teacher.

He’s / France B) His’s / French a B) an C) * D) the
C) His / France D) He / France
I live a house Los Angeles.
Lisa and Max are Americans. from U.S.A. * / in B) in / in C) in / * D) at / in
There B) Their C) They’re D) Their’re
“ is your phone number?” “It’s
“What their ?” 2229"
“Alexander and Philip.” Where B) How C) What D) Who
are/name B) is / name C) is / names D) are / names
“ are you?” “I’m
I 22 years old, but Andrew 20. Alex.”
am / am B) are / am C) am / is D) are / are Which B) How C) What D) Who
Mark 19, but Brian and Denis 26 and 28.
What’s this English?
is / are B) are / is C) are / are D) am / are
* B) in C) at D) on
“What this?”
Champaigne is French drink.
“It’s umbrella.”
a B) the C) an D) *
are / a B) is / a C) is / an D) its / an
Oxford is English university. Oxford is English university.

an B) the C) a D) * a B) an C) the D) *
Toyotas Japanese . A Mercedes is German car.

is a / car B) is / car C) are / cars D) is / cars a B) an C) the D) *
“What is ?” English is international language.

“She is a bank manager.” a B) an C) the D) *
his job B)she job C) he job D) her job
Milan is Italian city.
0/2/11/18/20 Find the correct alternative. a B) an C) the D) *
oh / twelve / eighteen / twenty
zero / two / one-one / eighteen / twenty A JVC is Japanese camera.
zero / two / eleven / eighteen / twenty a B) an C) the D) *
zero / two / eleven / eighty / twenty
I have two .
“How old is your aunt?” “ sister B) sisters C) a sister D) sister’s
is 29.”
She B) He C) She’s D) He’s It’s Spanish orange.
a B) an C) the D) *
“Where she from?”
“She from Japan.” It’s green apple.
are / is B) is / is C) is / am D) are / are a B) an C) the D) *
Elementary Test 1 2 Book 1 Part A

ELEMENTARY TEST - 2
This is the photo my family.
in B) at C) of D) on
It’s good practice you.

Verb to be: questions and negatives for B) at C) of D) in
Short answers - Prepositions
I’m home.
Possessive‘s - Opposite adjectives in B) on C) at D) from
The family - Food and drink
I’m La Guardia Community College.
“ her name Eliza?” “No, in B) on C) at D) of
.”
What / it isn’t B) Is / she isn’t I’m New York.
C) Is / it is not D) Is / it isn’t in B) for C) at D) of
Is your surname Anderson? I’m a class eight other students.

Yes, you are. B) Yes, it is. in / for B) at / of C) in / with D) at / off
C) Yes, I am. D) Yes, my is.
I live an apartment two American boys.
“Is she American?” in / of B) at / with C) in / with D) of/with
“No, .”
hers isn’t B) she isn’t C) she is not D) she her isn’t Central Park is lovely the snow.
at B) in C) of D) with
“ their names Jack & Benny?” “Yes,
.” “ is his job?”
Are / they are B) Aren’t / there are “He a policeman.”
C) Am / their D) Is / they’re Which / is B) What / are C) What / is D) Where / is
“Is your dog 2 years old?” He from Argentina. He is Mexico.

“Yes, .” is / from B) isn’t / from C) isn’t / in D) aren’t / in
it’s B) dog is C) it is D) its
“ is a hamburger and chips?” “Three
“Is your elder brother married?” “No, pounds fifty.”
.” How many B) How often C) How much D) How long
brother isn’t B) he isn’t
C) he is not D) she isn’t Find the opposite word.
easy -
“Are you from Senegal?” cold B) cheap C) difference D) difficult
“No, .”
I’m not B) I amn’t C) I are not D) I not lovely -
old B) expensive C) horrible D) quick
“ Martha English?” “Yes,
she .” fast -
Is / isn’t B) Are / is C) Is / is D) Are / is slow B) small C) quick D) warm
9. “ her surname Smith?” expensive -

“No, it .” big B) cheap C) cold D) hot
A) What / isn’t B) Is / is C) Is / isn’t D) Are / isn’t
hot -
“Are you a student?” cold B) new C) warm D) small
“Yes, I .”
am B) have C) is D) ‘m not big -
high B) small C) tall D) slow
“ you from Barcelona?” “No,
I’m not.” young -
Is B) Are C) Do D) Where old B) big C) small D) quick
12. “ you married?” “Are you married?”

“No, I .” “No, .”
Aren’t / am B) Are / am A) I am not B) I’m not C) I amn’t D) I m not
C) Is / am not D) Are / ’m not
Brazil in Asia. in South America.
“ is Brenda?” “She’s is / It isn’t B) is / It’s C) is / Is D) isn’t / It’s
Patrick’s wife.”
What B) Who C) Which D) Where 38. Snow is .
A) cold B) hot C) small D) cheap
My teacher’s name John.
are B) is C) am D) not 39. A: Greek?
B: Yes, I am.
Marcus and Carlos my brothers. A) You B) Are you C) Am I D) I
is B) am C) are D) be
We in a Russian class. We in an
My mother and father at work. English class.
is B) am C) are D) * are / are B) are / not C) aren’t / are D) are / am
It Monday today. Rolls-Royce cars are .

is B) am C) are D) * cheap B) blue C) expensive D) tall
Book 1 Part A 3 Elementary Test 2

“ your teachers married?” “Yes,
.” ELEMENTARY TEST - 3
Is / he is B) Is / he’s C) Is / she is D) Are / they are
“Is it hot today?” Present Simple: Positive, Negative, Question

“No, .” Verbs - Jobs
it isn’t B) it is not C) it’s not D) it not
Personal pronouns and possessive adjectives
“Are your parents?”
“Yes, .” She a uniform.
they-their are B) their-they are wear B) to wear C) wearing D) wears
C) they-they are D) they-they
He his car every weekend.
Eliza from Greece. from Poland. wash B) washes C) washing D) washed
is / Is B) isn’t / She’s C) is / Isn’t D) is / Is not
Rosemary three languages.
Ann is wife. speaks B) talks C) tells D) know
John’s B) John is C) John’s is D) John
My dad at 7 o’clock everyday.
This is not just my computer. It is 4 computer. stands up B) looks up C) gets up D) jumps up
students’ B) students’s C) student’s D) student
Isabel is a flight attendant. She passengers.
A: What is ? serve B) to serve C) serves D) serving
B: She is a bank manager.
his job B) she job C) he job D) her job Their son in this hospital.
works B) begins C) starts D) likes
“How old is your brother?” “
29.” Jim’s a postman. He letters to people.
They are B) I am C) It is D) He is answers B) works C) delivers D) serves
“How old Mr. & Mrs. White?” “ Jane’s a doctor. She ill people.
50 and 48.” looks at B) speaks to C) helps D) serves drinks
is / They B) are / They’re
C) are / They D) */ They are Bern in a flat in Birmingham.
lives B) stands C) has D) wants
“How old , Andrew?” “
21 years old.” Nancy’s uncle is a pilot. He all over the world.
are you / I’m B) is he / He’s goes B) sees C) travels D) delivers
C) is / He is D) are / I
In winter Sheila skiing and in summer tennis.
“ you now?” “I’m at makes / plays B) goes / plays
the school.” C) does / plays D) starts / *
Where’s B) Where’re are
C) Where’re D) Where My friend’s son Turkish and English at university.
has B) plays C) studies D) goes
“Where now?”
“In her office.” Most of the people work at 8 o’clock every morning.
is he B) is she C) is it D) is finishes B) goes C) does D) starts
“ is his father’s job?” “He’s A: does Tony Blair live? B: In

a teacher.” Great Britain.
Who B) When C) Why D) What When B) Where C) What time D) How
This is those toy. does your father do in his free time?

kid’s B) kid C) kids’s D) kids’ Why B) What kind C) How many D) What
They are not my books. does Andy’s little brother play with?
children’s B) childs C) children’ D) children of Who B) Why C) How old D) Where
They’re not his mistakes. A: does Natalie’s nephew do? B: He’s

friend’s B) friend C) friends D) friends’s an architect.
How B) Whom C) When D) What
A: does it rain here?

B: Mostly in summer and winter.
A: snow?
B: In winter.
When / Why B) Why / How
C) What time / Whom D) When / What about
A: does Anthony go to work? B:

bus.
How / By B) How well / On
C) What kind / In D) How / In
She from England.

come B) comes C) don’t come D) goes

she French? languages does she speak?
Do / speaks B) Does / speaks How much B) How many C) Why D) Where
C) Does / speak D) Is / speak
sells things.
She from America. A postman B) A nurse C) A doctor D) A shopkeeper
don’t comes B) doesn’t come
C) doesn’t comes D) does comes A barman .
sells things B) serves drinks
Every time he a glass of lemonade before breakfast. C) delivers letters D) drinks a lot
is B) have C) has D) does
looks after money.
he three children? A nurse B) A postman
Does / have B) Does / has C) Do / have D) Has / have C) An accountant D) A dentist
a shower. designs buildings.

Come B) Go C) Have D) Has A pilot B) An architect
C) An interpreter D) An engineer
the phone.
Go B) Read C) Look D) Answer He lives an island the west of Scotland.
on / in B) in / in C) on / on D) in / at
She a white coat.
wear B) wears C) does wear D) have She’s married an American man.
with B) for C) to D) on
a magazine.
Go B) Read C) Live D) Has He listening music.
like / to B) likes / to C) likes / of D) likes / with
Our teacher gives a lot of homework.
our B) us C) her D) his “How he to work?”
“By car.”
He television every evening. do / go B) does / goes C) does / go D) does / play
watch B) watches C) see D) buy
Anna likes Joanna, but Maria doesn’t like .
At ten we go bed. her B) them C) your D) their
in B) on C) to D) sleep
That’s my dictionary. Can I have back please?
He picks up the apples the tree. it B) you C) them D) my
for B) from C) on D) at
Philippe in London.
Get the bus. work B) starts C) comes D) lives
on B) in C) to D) out
“ he married?” “No,
She lives Switzerland. he .”
at B) on C) in D) city Is / doesn’t B) Does / isn’t C) Is / isn’t D) Does / is
A nurse looks people in hospital. “What she do?”

at B) for C) after D) helps “She is an interpreter.”
is B) do C) does D) are
There’s a letter you.
for B) to C) about D) on he sleep well?
Has B) Have C) Do D) Does
Tourists come boat.
by B) to C) of D) with
He drives the children school.

of B) at C) to D) go
He speaks to people his radio.

at B) on C) of D) in
She likes going walks summer.

for / at B) to / at C) for / in D) on / at
She goes skiing her free time.

in B) on C) at D) of
He works an undertaker.
as B) for C) of D) in
“Does she live in Australia?”

“No, she .”
do B) does C) don’t D) doesn’t
We watching television.
doesn’t like B) do like C) doesn’t like D) don’t like
He to help people.
flies B) likes C) runs D) swims

“What time is it?”
ELEMENTARY TEST - 4 “3:45”
It is quarter past three.
It is fifteen past four.
Present Simple - Verbs It is quarter to four.
Leisure activities - Prepositions It is fifteen to four.
Telling the time - Wh Questions It is half past eight.

A) 8:30 B) 7:30 C) 18:30 D) 17:30
What you at the weekend?
does / does B) do / does It is quarter past eight.
C) does / do D) do / do A) 8:30 B) 7:30 C) 8:15 D) 17:15
What Dick and Tom like ? It is five to nine.

do / doing B) doing / * C) do / do D) does / doing A) 9:55 B) 9:35 C) 8:55 D) 9:05
Do boys like jeans? It is five past nine.

wear B) wearing C) to wear D) worn A) 9:55 B) 9:35 C) 8:55 D) 9:05
My classmates on picnic every month. A friend of mine likes on picnic at weekends.

went B) goes C) going D) go to go B) going C) goes D) go
Mary face every morning. I my teeth every morning.

washes his B) wash my C) washes her D) washes their brushing B) brush C) brushes D) to brush
I a cigarette, but my teacher smoke. Kate live near Jane?

don’t / smokes B) smoke / doesn’t Is B) Are C) Do D) Does
C) smokes / smokes D) smoke / don’t
His father , but Bill’s father smoke.
They wash car every day. smokes / don’t B) smokes / doesn’t
don’t / my B) don’t / his C) smoke / don’t D) smokes / isn’t
C) don’t / their D) don’t / our
My father driving.
My parents eat meat. doesn’t likes B) don’t likes
don’t B) aren’t C) doesn’t D) are C) doesn’t like D) don’t like
Summer holidays in June. She a bus to university.

begins B) begin C) beginning D) began always takes B) always take
C) takes always D) take always
We tennis on Monday evenings, but my little sister on
Sundays. I to a football match every Sunday but my father .
play / play B) plays / plays go / don’t B) goes / doesn’t
C) play / plays D) plays / play C) go / doesn’t D) goes / don’t
You a lot of things in free time. Every year millions of people The London Museum.
do / our B) does / your C) do / my D) do / your visit B) go C) come D) want
My cat licks tail every evening. But my dogs never lick The Buckingham Palace lots of rooms.
tails. have B) has C) to have D) having
its / their B) its / its C) their / its D) * / *
Visitors to India ‘s Independence Day from all over the world.
I like football, but my brother doesn’t. visit B) come C) leave D) goes
play B) played C) playing D) plays
I English, Russian, and Romanian, but I Chinese.
She likes TV, but her husband doesn’t. speak / don’t speak B) speaks / speak
watching B) to watch C) watches D)watched C) speaks / speaks D) speaks / don’t speak
Her sister doesn’t eating a hamburger. Many foreigners in our country to the Golden Bazaar.
like B) likes C) liking D) liked buy B) go shopping C) want D) come
Do you like in your free time? A: What you ?

read B) reads C) to read D) reading B: An architect.
do / do B) does / do C) are / do D) do / are
I like but I like swimming.
sailing / don’t B) sail / doesn’t A: What your niece ?
C) sail / don’t D) sail / do B: A nurse.
do / do B) does / is C) does / do D) is / do
Tom her but she doesn’t like .
like / her B) likes / him C) likes / he D) like / him A: Where your parents ?
B: In the Ministry of Education.
Andrew buys a newspaper everyday. reads at home. do / do B) do / work C) are / work D) work / *
It / he B) Him / it C) He / it D) His / it
A: languages do they speak? B: Just
Mike eats cheeseburgers because likes . one.
he / their B) him / they C) he / them D) him / them What B) How many C) How D) Which

A: Do you Afghani? We always lemonade in the evenings.
B: No, . to drink B) has C) drinking D) have
speak / you don’t B) speak / I don’t
C) speak / don’t I D) speaks / don’t speak A: I’m sorry. I’m late.
B: Come and sit down.
A: does Margaret start work? B: At 7 in Excuse me! B) Don’t worry!
the morning. C) What’s the matter? D) Why are you late?
What time B) What kind C) What sort D) What about
A- your wife English?
A: do your brothers like working in this factory? B: B- Yes, she does.
Because they earn much money. Do / speak B) Does / speaking
What B) When C) Why D) Whom C) Does / speak D) Do / speaking
he like his job? “How many languages you ?”

Does B) Do C) Is D) Are “Three: English, German and Spanish.”
does / speak B) do / speak
I an accountant. C) do / speaking D) does / speaking
do B) does C) am D) is
Why you like in the hotel?
New York exciting? do / working B) do / work
Are B) Do C) Does D) Is C) does / working D) does / work
Where they live? They never go out Friday evenings .

are B) do C) does D) is on B) in C) at D) by
Why you want to learn English? She loves to music.

do B) are C) * D) is listening B) to listen C) listens D) listen
We Algerians. They often eat in a restaurant Tuesdays.

does B) are C) do D) am on B) in C) of D) at
What he do at weekends? summer I play tennis Sundays.

do B) is C) does D) are In / in B) At / on C) In / on D) At / in
He plays football Friday mornings. “Do Mr. Adams and his daughter like going ?”
in B) on C) at D) of “No, they .”
ski / don’t B) skiing / don’t
Do you relax weekends? C) skiing / do D) ski / does
at B) on C) in D) by
“ they a winter holiday?” “Yes, they
Where do you go holiday? do.”
at B) in C) of D) on Do / wanting B) Does / want
C) Do / want D) Does / wanting
I like .
cooks B) cooking C) cook D) cooked What time you go to bed?
do B) does C) is D) have
She gets up early the morning.
on B) in C) at D) by “ do you do your homework?” “After
dinner.”
She gets up early the weekdays. Where B) What C) How D) When
at B) of C) on D) in
“ you go out on Friday evenings?” “Yes, I
He takes photos only spring. do sometimes.”
in B) at C) on D) by Do B) Where C) Are D) Does
He hates football television. “ do you like your job?”

watching / on B) to watch / in “Because it’s interesting.”
C) watch / on D) watching / in Why B) What C) How D) Where
They like very much. “ do you travel to school?” “By

sail B) sailed C) sailing D) sail bus.”
How B) What C) Why D) Where
My brother’s birthday is March.
in B) on C) at D) to “ you live with?” “With my
mother and sisters.”
The train leaves Paris 4 p.m. What / do B) Who / do
in B) at C) on D) by C) Where / does D) Who / does
Vancouver is very cold winter. “ do you on Sundays?”

at B) in C) on D) to “I always relax.”
How / doing B) What / do
Sometimes we cards. C) Where / does D) What / relax
plays B) playing C) play D) to play
“ do you on holiday?”
She never meat. “To Rome or Paris.”
eats B) eating C) eat D) to eat Where / like B) How / relax
C) Where / go D) Why / go

There’s
ELEMENTARY TEST - 5
open-fire in the living room?
a B) some C) an D) any
There are big cupboards in the kitchen.

There is/are - How many ? a B) some C) any D) *
Prepositions of place - Some and any
Are there trees and flowers in the garden?
This, that, these, those - So, but, because a B) some C) any D) *
There’s electric cooker.

A- there desk? B- Yes,
an B) some C) any D) a
is.
Is / * / there B) Are / the / they
There are good restaurants nearby.
C) Is / a / there D) Is / one / they
a B) any C) some D) *
A- there three stereos in the living room? B- No,
Upstairs there’s big bathroom.
there .
some B) a C) an D) any
Are / aren’t B) Are / are C) Are / not D) Are / *
Does the cottage have dining room?
Is there apple in the bag?
any B) an C) a D) some
a B) an C) the D) *
The village of the Kingmore has post office and shop.
There 4 on the sofa?
some / a B) some / any C) a / a D) an / a
are / woman B) is / women
C) * / woman D) are / women
Are there good beaches near the cottage?
any B) some C) a D) the
There one bag. There 3 bags.
isn’t / are B) is / is C) not / are D) aren’t / are
“ there any cups?” “Yes,
are.”
There 3 telephones, but isn’t a cooker.
Are / there B) There / is C) This / is D) Is / this
are / they B) is / there C) are / there D) are / their
“Is a television?” “Yes,
any men in the hall?
there .”
Are there B) Are their C) Are they D) Is there
this / are B) there / is C) this / is D) that / is
A: there many mice in the house? B: No,
There any flowers.
there .
are B) is C) aren’t D) isn’t
Are / are B) Are / not C) Are / aren’t D) Are / *
It’s the best home the world.
there chairs in the class?
on B) in C) all D) at
Are / a B) Are / some C) Are / there D) Are / any
The front door is the top of the steps.
Yes, there are chairs, but there are not desks.
on B) at C) in D) by
some / any B) any / some C) any / any D) some / some
There a photo the television.
11. A: is there in the bedroom?
are / on B) is / in C) is / on D) are / in
B: There 2 beds, 3 televisions, and 2 cupboards.
A) How many / are B) What / is
There are two pictures the wall.
C) What / are D) How many / is
at B) on C) of D) in
A- books there under your desk? B- There
The cinema is the left.
one.
in B) at C) off D) on
How much / are / is B) How many / is / is
C) What / are / is D) How many / are / is
there a table? Yes, there .
Are / are B) Is / is C) Are / is D) Is / are
There are sandwiches, but there any chips.
some / aren’t B) any / aren’t
There an armchair.
C) some / are D) any / are
any B) is C) are D) some
A: Do you have any ?
“ there any photos?” “No,
B: No, I don’t. But I have grammar books.
there .”
dictionary / any B) a dictionary / some
Are / aren’t B) Is / isn’t C) Is / aren’t D) Are/isn’t
C) dictionaries / some D) dictionaries / any
There magazines under the table.
There is photo of teachers.
is B) are C) some D) any
some / some B) a / some
C) some / any D) any / some
There a post box in front of the chemist’s.
are B) is C) some D) any
How many are there in the cupboard.
glass B) of glasses C) a glass D) glasses
How much are glasses?
this B) they C) these D) that
In our garden there is huge pine tree, and there are
bushes.
“Is book John’s?” “Yes,
a / a lot of B) an / many C) a / lot of D) * / many
is.”
these / it B) this / it C) it / it’s D) that / its
Is there garden?
any B) * C) a D) some
Take bags into the kitchen.
these B) this C) that D) it

I don’t like
ELEMENTARY TEST - 6
music.
they B) these C) this D) it
Bob, is my mother.
these B) it C) this D) that Can / can’t - Was / were
Could - Was born
“Is exercise very easy?” “No,
isn’t.” Prepositions
these / it B) this / its C) these / this D) that / it
Our homework very difficult yesterday, but today it easy.
I like Tom, I don’t like his wife.
is / is B) was / is C) was / was D) is / was
and B) but C) because D) so
I know that I late 2 days ago, but this time I late.
I like living here it’s near the shops.
am / were B) am not / am not
because B) so C) and D) but
C) was / was D) wasn’t / am
We both like sailing, we live near the sea.
A: was she born?
and as B) because C) so D) but
B: She born in New Zealand.
Where / was B) Where / were
Our flat is small, it’s comfortable.
C) When / were D) When / was
but B) so C) because D) and
A: were they late for the meeting? B:
New York is expensive, I like it.
Because they asleep.
because B) but C) and D) so
What / were B) Why / was
C) Why / were D) Why / are
I like New York, it’s very exciting.
because B) but C) and D) so
The weather nice today, but it nasty yesterday.
is / was B) was / is C) is / is D) is / were
I like Judy, I often visit her.
so B) because C) but D) for
A: was Mr. Black born? B: He
was born 1963.
I like Chinese food, my husband doesn’t like it at all.
When / at B) Where / in C) What / in D) When / in
so B) but C) because D) and
The students very tired today.
We live in a flat on the top floor, we don’t have a garden.
Because they at a party last night.
so B) but C) because D) and
were / are B) are / was C) are / were D) were / were
I like my job it’s interesting.
A: was Jennifer’s job 2 years ago? B: She
because B) and C) so D) but
a flight attendant.
Why / were B) What / was C) Who / was D) Who / were
In my bedroom there’s a bed a wardrobe.
but B) so C) and D) also
A: is the briefcase?
B: It 200 dollars, but it 100 dollars before.
How much / is / was B) How many / is / was
C) How much / was / is D) How much / is / is
A: How old you in 1990? B: I

10, but I 25 now.
are / are / was B) were / was / am
C) was / are / were D) were / was / are
A: How they after the accident?

B: They shocked, but now they better.
were / are / were B) were / were / were
C) was / were / are D) were / were / are
A: How much the tea cups before?

B: They 10 euros each, they 8 euros now!
were / were / are B) were / are / were
C) are / were / were D) are / were / are
A: Where they born?

B: They born .
were / were / in 1995 B) was / were / in Italy
C) were / were / in Denmark D) was / were / in 1995
I play chess I was five.

can / when B) could / when
C) could / what D) can / where
could you do when you seven.

Were / was B) What / was
C) What / are D) What / were
A: languages Nicola speak when he a child?

B: 2 languages.
How many / could / was B) How much / could / was
C) What / was / could D) What / could / was

A: languages could they speak when they teenagers? A: Paul play rugby?
B: Italian and Russian. B: No, he can’t. But he can baseball.
Which / was B) What / were Can / play B) Can / plays C) Does / play D) Does / play
C) What / was D) How / were
A: can’t you come to the party? B: Because
My little sister paint pictures alone when she nine, but I have an exam tomorrow.
she now. When B) * C) Why D) What
could / can / can B) can / was / could
C) couldn’t / was / can D) was / can / could Adam ride a motorbike and he drive a car.
can’t / can B) can / can C) can / is D) can / can’t
Kim ski 4 years ago, but he ski very well now.
could / can B) can / could Adam use a computer, but he program a computer.
C) could / can’t D) couldn’t / can is / isn’t B) can / can C) can / can’t D) can’t / can’t
Ben and Jane married ten years ago? Flora drive a car but she ride a motorbike.
Was B) Were C) Are D) Is can / can’t B) is / can’t C) can’t / can’t D) is / can
Tim run very well, but I run like him, because I was bad The homework very difficult yesterday.
at running. were B) was C) is D) could
could / couldn’t B) could / could
C) can / could D) can / can The children very tired today. They at a party yesterday
evening.
I play football well, but I play ice-hockey very well. were / was B) are / were C) was / was D) am / was
can’t / can B) could / can’t
C) could / can D) can / could Hello, everybody! I sorry, I late!
am / is B) am / am C) was / was D) am / was
Last year they in Europe, and visited Germany, they
traveled only in Berlin. Was it hot yesterday? Yes,
was / but B) were / but C) were / so D) was / and it .
is B) was C) were D) wasn’t
I born in Amsterdam I live in New York now.
was / and B) was / but C) were / and D) were / but She paints two hours bedtime.
at / to B) for / at C) for / until D) until / for
She understand English, she can’t speak it.
could / and B) can / and C) can / but D) can’t / but Yesterday there was a party my house.
at B) in C) for D) on
I love Netherlands, I came to Amsterdam.
and B) however C) for D) so I was a party last night.
at B) in C) on D) for
A: you the piano? B: Yes,
. I could play chess when I five.
Can / use / I can B) Can / play / I can am B) were C) was D) is
C) Can / play / I D) Can / use / *
Can I speak you?
A: of food our cook cook? B: Italian & to B) with C) for D) of
French food.
What of / can B) Which / can The weather beautiful today. But it terrible yesterday.
C) What kind / can D) What / can is / were B) is / is C) was / was D) is / was
A: can she the guitar? B: Very well. They were England 1998.
How / play B) Why / play C) What / play D) When / play at / in B) in / in C) at / of D) for / in
A: can they a computer? “Where you born?” “I

B: In the office. born in India.
What time / use B) Where / use are / am B) were / was C) were / were D) was / were
C) When / use D) Where / using
We married when I eighteen and Roger twenty.
A: languages can her aunt ? are / was / was B) are / is / was
B: 2 languages. C) were / was / was D) are / am / was
How many / speak B) How much / speak
C) What / use D) What / speak “Where your sister born?”
“She born in India, too.”
A: languages can Mrs. Brown speak? B: English were / was B) are / is C) was / was D) was / were
& Irish.
How B) What C) Why D) Where “ you drive?” “No, I
can’t.”
A: can you cook Italian food for us? B: On Could B) Are C) Can D) Is
Friday evening.
What B) When C) What time D) Why Only Sam play the piano.
can B) was C) is D) were
A: can my students come? B: At 3 in
the afternoon. Nobody play the guitar.
What B) Where C) How D) What time can’t B) can C) couldn’t D) isn’t
A: can Alison go skiing? B: On I was Adam’s party Saturday.

her winter holiday. in / at B) at / on C) in / on D) on / at
Where B) Why C) When D) What

ELEMENTARY TEST - 7
Tom is the garden his friend Sam.
in / with B) in / of C) at / of D) on / with
She was the cinema her brother.

in / in B) on / of C) at / with D) of / with Past Simple
Regular verbs, irregular verbs
John lives home his parents.
in / with B) at / with C) at / of D) on / with Time expressions
I go work bus.
He some new shoes last month.
to / by B) at / on C) to / with D) by / to
bought B) buying C) buy D) buys
I work 6 a.m. 6 p.m.
Where you on holiday last year?
from / to B) to / at C) at / at D) at / until
did / went B) go / did C) did / go D) do / go
Look this photo my brother. Isn’t he tall?
A: you Jane last month? B: No,
at / of B) of / on C) in / in D) in / at
I .
* / saw / didn’t B) Did / see / didn’t
Queen Elizabeth was born London 1926.
C) Did / saw / didn’t D) Did / see / did
at / in B) of / on C) in / in D) on / in
A: did she a job? B: In the car
“ Can you help me with my homework ?” “
factory.
course I can; give it me.”
When / get B) Where / got
Of / for B) Of / to C) It / at D) For / of
C) Who / get D) Where / get
“Could she cook?”
Max didn’t yesterday afternoon; he at home.
“Yes, she ”
go out / stayed B) go out / stay
can B) is C) could D) was
C) went out / stayed D) went out / stay
“ you cook Italian food?” “No, I
Geoffrey French before, but he at university now.
but I love eating it.”
study didn’t / studies B) didn’t study / study
Are / am not B) Can / can’t
C) did not study / studies D) didn’t studied / studies
C) Could / can’t D) Can’t / can
A: did they have lunch?
Everybody drive a car in my family.
B: Soup & fish.
was B) can C) is D) are
What / on B) What / for C) Where / in D) Who / for
you any other languages?
A: Where you last week? B: I
Could / know B) Could / use
in Alabama.
C) Can / speak D) Can / speaking
were / were B) was / is C) were / was D) was / were
“ your friend speak English?” “No,
I usually for 6 hours a day, but I for 8 hours yesterday.
she .”
work / worked B) works / worked
Is / isn’t B) Can / can’t
C) worked / worked D) work / work
C) Could / could D) Can/can
Rosemary often to work by bus, but she to work by taxi
He paint pictures when he was just three.
yesterday.
can B) could C) is D) are
got / get B) gets / got C) get / got D) got / got
“ you in England in 1999?” “Yes, I
Bonny and Nick tennis last weekend, but they rarely
.”
tennis.
Could / could B) Are / am
played / play B) play / play
C) Were / was D) Was / were
C) play / plays D) play / played
you swim when you were five?
It a lot in winter here, but it last year.
Could B) Can C) Do D) Are
snows / rains B) snowed / rained
C) snow / rain D) snows / rained
Where you now?
were B) do C) are D) is
Last year it for three months, but it just for two weeks.
snows / rains B) snowed / rained
What month it last month?
C) snowing / raining D) snow / raining
was B) is C) were D) did
A: it snow a little in winter in Holland?
your teacher speak English when he was seven?
B: Yes, it . But last winter it snow at all.
Can B) Could C) Does D) Are
Do / do / didn’t B) Does / do / doesn’t
C) Does / does / didn’t D) Do / does / don’t
A: you usually work for 8 hours a day?

B: Yes, I . But last week I for 8 hours a day.
Do / do / didn’t work B) Do / did / didn’t worked
C) Did / did / don’t work D) Do / did / don’t work
A: Alex you yesterday evening? B:

No, he .
Did / helped / didn’t B) Did / helped / did
C) Did / help / did D) Did / help / didn’t

It Jack’s birthday two days ago. In my bedroom there’s a bed a wardrobe.
was B) were C) is D) are but B) so C) and D) also
A: Who you eat with? Millions of people to London for her Funeral when he died.
B: Well, I dinner with friends. come B) coming C) came D) comes
did / eat B) did / eats C) did / ate D) did / eaten
Peter stayed his grandmother Christmas.
Ann usually to work, but yesterday she . at / in B) to / in C) on / at D) with/at
drive / walks B) drives / walked
C) drove / walked D) drive / walk We arrived the airport New York 5:45 am.
at / in / at B) to / in / at C) on / at / at D) at / at / in
It usually a lot in winter but last year it .
rains / snowed B) rains / snows Speak me in English. It’s good practice us.
C) rain / snowed D) rain /snow to / with B) of / of C) to / for D) with / on
Ann and Max usually sailing at weekends, but last weekend There’s a postman a letter you.
they tennis. with / for B) with / to C) at / to D) at / at
goes / played B) go / played
C) went / play D) went / played I often think the day we met.
off B) on C) about D) for
My family left London and moved a small village.
to B) in C) at D) for Tuncay Atakan is an English teacher. He English.
teaching B) like C) teaches D) study
People all the world speak English.
of B) for C) over D) from ‘Was there anyone at the office yesterday?’ ‘ No,
.’
What do you know George Washington? they weren’t B) there isn’t
with B) about C) for D) off C) there wasn’t D) they didn’t
Now she alone, but when she was a child she with her ‘Did she go to the cinema last night?’ ‘No,
mother and sisters. she .’
live / lived B) lives / lived C) lived / lives D) live / lived did B) wasn’t C) can’t D) didn’t
Where she live now ? ‘ they come by train?’ ‘No,

did B) do C) does D) is they came by plane.’
Do B) Does C) Were D) Did
She learn to read until she was 86.
didn’t B) doesn’t C) isn’t D) don’t I came to live here three years .
ago B) before C) last D) always
Where she live in 1950?
does B) is C) did D) do month I went to Paris.
This B) That C) Last D) Next
She work when she was 8.
started B) starts C) start D) starting In my family we dinner at seven o’clock.
take B) do C) go D) have
30. “ you like the film?”
“No, I .” There’s a bank the bookshop.
Are / am not B) Did / didn’t A) between B) on C) opposite D) straight ahead
C) Do / didn’t D) Are / didn’t
I usually take the car because I don’t like .
She thinks her past life. working B) running C) going D) walking
off B) for C) about D) with
We in a hotel in Frankfurt.
He was tired politics. stayed B) was C) spent D) had
of B) at C) from D) with
‘Where can I buy some medicine?’ ‘At
She died a car crash. the in Cook Street.’
at B) for C) in D) on chemist’s B) bank C) market D) baker’s
People were afraid her. 58. ‘ ?’

from B) of C) at D) on ‘He’s very nice.’
What does he look like?
I in Paris when I was six. What’s he like?
lived B) live C) living D) lives How is he?
How does he look?
We move to London.
did B) didn’t C) aren’t D) isn’t
“When you have your last holiday?”

“Last August.”
do B) are C) did D) is
He the school in 1994.

left B) leaved C) leave D) leaves
He his wife, Maria, in 1998.

met B) meted C) meet D) meets

ELEMENTARY TEST - 8
A: is the month? B: It is May.
A: Which is 2 month?
B: It is February.
A: Which is 12th month?
- Past Simple - Negatives and ago B: It is December.
Time expressions - What is the date? What / 5th / * / st / the
Which / 5 / the / th / the
Linking words (because, when, until)
Which / 5th / the / nd / the
Prepositions Which / 5th / the / rd / the
We see Tom last night.
Prince Charles Canadian. He English. don’t B) didn’t C) doesn’t D) isn’t
is not / is B) is not / was
C) was not / is D) was not / were I to the U.S.A. ten years ago.
went B) go C) visit D) gone
I to be artist when I a child.
wanted / an / was B) want / a / was What’s television this evening?
C) wants / an / was D) to want / an / is at B) on C) in D) of
He blind the car accident the beach. Today’s the third April.
came / in / on B) went / in / on in B) on C) of D) at
C) went / on / in D) came / in / in I left the party early I didn’t feel well.
My friend a present me the Ramadan Holiday because B) but C) until D) so
last year. They didn’t go to bed midnight.
give / to / in B) give / at / to when B) until C) so D) because
C) gives / to / at D) gave / to / on
We met Ken’s brother last Saturday they came for dinner.
It a lot our holiday. but B) until C) when D) so
didn’t rain / during B) didn’t / during
C) didn’t rained / on D) not rain / in I am the mobile phone.
on B) in C) of D) at
What a man he is! He his passport and keys his
car yesterday. Some people try to find friends the Internet.
forgot / lose / of B) forget / lost / of at B) on C) in D) of
C) forgot / lost / of D) forgot / lost / from We didn’t laugh his joke.
A: Did you watch a football match TV? at B) with C) for D) on
B: No, I didn’t. But it was broadcast radio. There was a knock the door.
on / in B) on / on C) in / in D) in / to of B) in C) at D) for
Can I talk Mr. Adams your mobile phone? We met fifty years .
with / on B) on / in C) on / on D) to / on until B) ago C) of D) after
It a really bad joke; no one laughed his joke. I didn’t feel well I left the party early.
was / with B) was / at C) were / at D) is / at so B) because C) but D) until
I learned the Internet that a pop concert is the third Peter couldn’t speak he was 6.
November. until B) because C) so D) where
in / on / of B) on / in / of C) in / in / of D) on / on / of
I didn’t enjoy math lessons I was at school.
Who’s the blonde girl the first row? until B) when C) because D) and
in B) on C) at D) over
Sally didn’t buy the red shoes she couldn’t afford them.
You’ll find the poem page 16. until B) so C) because D) when
at B) on C) in D) *
13. They lived in this city 1980. We met Ken’s wife her parents last Saturday.
since B) for C) about D) before A) until B) when C) because D) and
14. The Greens lived in London six years. She see me.
since B) for C) in D) at A) don’t B) aren’t C) isn’t D) didn’t
A: is Amanda’s birthday? Our teacher come to school.
B: It is the 25th December. aren’t B) isn’t C) wasn’t D) didn’t
What / on / in B) When / on / of
C) When / in / on D) What / on / of Paul read until he was eight.
can’t B) can C) couldn’t D) could
A: What is today?
B: Today is 1st of . I often have a lot of time, so I do the shopping myself.
the day / the / May B) the / the / Monday don’t / don’t B) doesn’t / does
C) the month / the / July D) the date / the / October C) didn’t / did D) didn’t / didn’t
A: When Turkmenistan become Independent? I him three months ago.

B: It Independent on . see B) sees C) saw D) seen
did / became / the 27th of October, 1991. 42. We in 1965.
became / did / 27 the 1991, October A) met B) meets C) meet D) meeting
did / became / the 27th of 1991, October
did / did / 1991, the 27th, October Princess Diana in 1997.
die B) died C) dies D) dye
A: century is it now? B: It is
. Alice back from America last month.
A: What the last century? come B) came C) comes D) coming
B: It was . Their son born at 2 o’clock this morning.
What / the 21st century / was / the 20 century were B) is C) was D) are
What / the 21st century / was / the 20th century
What / the 21 century / is / the 20 century I have a shower yesterday evening.
When / the 21st century / was / the 20th century don’t B) didn’t C) doesn’t D) haven’t

I the answer now. 73. She is worried her exams.
know B) known C) knows D) knew A) of B) about C) with D) *
I bread this morning. 74. Tell us your holiday.
buy B) bought C) sell D) buying A) * B) of C) about D) with
He was born 1955.
75. Mr. Collins always talks himself.
on B) at C) of D) in
A) to B) with C) at D) in
50. 130
A) one hundred and thirty B) one hundred and fifteen 76. Is it possible for me to keep it Tuesday?
C) one hundred and fifty D) one hundred and thirteen A) by B) at C) since D) until
51. 862 77. Who’s the man the funny hat?

A) eight hundred and forty-two A) in B) from C) at D) to
eight hundred and sixty-two
eight hundred and sixty 78. Will you come bus or a late train ?
D) eight hundred and sixteen A) by-by B) on-in C) by-on D) in-by
52. 999 79. I saw an accident my way home.

nine hundred and nineteen–nine A) on B) at C) in D) to
nine hundred and ninety-six
one thousand and ninety-nine The doctor gave me a prescription my cough.
nine hundred and ninety-nine with B) to C) at D) for
53. 603 I usually stay at home night.

A) six hundred and thirteen B) six hundred and thirty at B) with C) in D) over
C) six hundred and three D) six hundred and nine
I called you seven o’clock yesterday.
54. 387 in B) on C) at D) of
three hundred and eighty-seven
three hundred and eighteen Can’t you come your bicycle?
three hundred and eighty in B) with C) on D) by
three hundred and eighty-eight
She arrived Friday.
I liked the movie I didn’t like the book. in B) on C) at D) over
until b ) but C) so D) when
We’ll go Rio June.
I went to university, Sandy didn’t.
* - in B) at - on C) to - on D) to - in
until B) so C) but D) and
She married she was just eighteen. I was born September 9th.
when B) until C) but D) and in B) on C) at D) of
We were together nearly every day we left school twelve John and Mary are talking the telephone.
years later. * B) to C) on D) with
when B) until C) so D) and
Classes began last week.
I didn’t see Sandy very often we talked on the telephone. in B) * C) at D) on
and B) but C) until D) when
They took my temperature the operation.
We stopped for three-quarters of an hour New York Airport.
before B) by C) * D) of
at B) in C) over D) on
Where is your mother? Is she the hairdresser’s again? Do you want sugar your tea ?
in B) on C) at D) * with B) on C) by D) *
I’ll finish the work two weeks. I’m afraid falling trees.
by B) for C) since D) in from B) of C) with D) at
I’ll be home 7 o’clock. She didn’t get a passing grade her test.
by B) in C) on D) since from B) with C) at D) of
He lived with Nomads the Sahara desert for two years.
I sometimes listen the radio or watch TV.
over B) on C) in D) of
of - on B) to - on C) * - to D) to - *
I won’t stay bed; I’ll just lie down the bed for an hour.
in / in B) at / in C) at / on D) in / on I always lie down a swim.
by B) with C) on D) after
I last saw her the car park.
in B) under C) on D) * Did you stay a tent on your last holiday?
in B) over C) on D) of
He grows corn his farm.
over B) with C) at D) on She put a bandage the boy’s cut finger.
They lived in Spain the Second World War. at B) to C) on D) in
during B) for C) since D) at
He has a pain his leg.
She opened her mouth so the doctor could look her throat. on B) over C) in D) at
to B) on C) at D) for
The Prime Minister arrived Tokyo last night.
I cut myself a knife. * B) in C) at D) to
by B) with C) in D) over
I couldn’t get school in time.
You’d better go the next plane to London.
to B) at C) * D) in
at B) in C) by D) on
She said hello everyone except me. Ann stirred her coffee a spoon.
to B) * C) at D) of with B) by C) in D) to

ELEMENTARY TEST - 9
Would you like to listen to music?
any B) some C) many D) a
I need to put petrol in the car.
Countable and uncountable nouns some B) a C) any D) an
Do you like ..? - Would you like..? English books do you have?
A/an and some - Much and many How many B) How some C) How much D) How any
Polite requests (Could you ..?, Can I ..?)
I want book from the library.
Prepositions the B) a C) some D) any
Would you like rice? Are there letters for me this morning?
a B) some C) an D) any some B) a C) the D) any
Can I have stamps, please? You have lovely pictures in your house.
a B) an C) some D) any some B) a C) an D) any
Can you give me money? There was rain during the night.
some B) a C) any D) an an B) some C) any D) a
I usually have biscuit and cup of coffee at 11 a.m. “Are you Canadian?”
a/some B) some/some C) a/a D) a/any “No, but I have good friends in Canada.”
any B) a C) an D) some
He always has egg for breakfast.
an B) a C) any D) the Do you have sisters or brothers?
Do you like ? some B) a C) the D) any
cook B) cooking C) to cook D) cooked I have a cheese sandwich, please?
“ you like some tea?” “No, Do B) Does C) Can D) Am
thanks.” I don’t have milk left.
Does B) Do C) Would D) Are much B) some C) many D) a
“ you your teacher?” “Yes, he is
We have of homework today.
a good man.”
many B) a lot C) much D) a few
Would / like B) Do / like
C) Did / liked D) Are / like How milk is there in the fridge?
Would you like apple or strawberries? much B) a lot C) many D) a few
a / any B) an / some C) any / any D) a / some I’d like mineral water.
Would you like milk? any B) a C) the D) some
a B) some C) any D) an
Where do you come ?
Do you like homework ? from B) * C) of D) in
making B) do C) doing D) does
We stayed the Heathrow Hotel.
I have got a book Stephen King. on B) into C) at D) to
by B) for C) from D) in
I waited the bus-stop for ten minutes.
Help me my homework. at B) in C) on D) for
to B) with C) of D) about
I’m not very good mathematics.
There is cheese on the table. of B) on C) in D) at
any B) some C) a D) the
What are you interested ?
There are oranges on the table. in B) of C) on D) over
any B) an C) a D) some
Please, put your homework my desk.
rice is there?
at B) to C) on D) with
How many B) How much C) How long D) How
Are there chips? It takes about five minutes to walk the bridge.
any B) some C) a D) the * B) to C) at D) till
Can I have tea? I took the train Dover to Ostend.

a B) the C) any D) some by B) on C) * D) from
I’d like bananas. David was very busy the afternoon.

any B) a C) an D) some * B) on C) at D) in
Is there tea? Toshio is Japan. He isn’t American.
a B) the C) some D) any of B) in C) at D) from
coffee is there? Bob ran 100 meters 11 seconds.
How many B) How C) How much D) How long in B) at C) on D) with
There isn’t coffee. They arrived plane.
many B) a C) the D) much by B) on C) with D) at
Can I have bread?
“Did they come bus ?”
a B) some C) any D) an No, they came foot.
Do you like ? on / on B) by / on C) with / by D) by / with
shop B) shopping C) to shop D) shopped
Switch the light. It’s getting dark.
Do you like English? of B) off C) out D) on
learn B) learned C) learning D) learnt
Is there a fridge your kitchen?
She the Rolling Stones records.
at B) on C) with D) in
like B) liking C) likes D) to like

I’m still waiting
ELEMENTARY TEST - 10
the Blue Train.
to B) * C) for D) of
What was the temperature Ankara yesterday?
at B) of C) in D) off Comparatives and superlatives
I look forward meeting you next month. Have got, has got
at B) for C) with D) to
Prepositions - Linking words (which, where)
“You can’t come in a ticket,” the man told us.
without B) through C) by D) with You are me.
I get up six o’clock Tuesdays. older B) oldest C) older than D) older then
at / on B) at / in C) about / at D) around / in
New York is Paris.
My father takes a nap dinner. dirty B) dirtier than C) the dirtiest D) dirtier
with B) after C) on D) at
When people go picnic they always eat a lot. Prague is one of the cities in Europe,
* B) on C) to D) at most beautiful B) more beautiful
C) beautiful D) the most beautiful
Boys and girls go dancing.
to B) at C) * D) with How many children they ?
When do you take your wrist watch? have / got B) have / get
off B) on C) out D) of C) does / got D) has / got
I’ll phone you tomorrow. A country is quieter a city.

to B) at C) on D) * with B) to C) than D) ago
Our village lies two high mountains.
among B) over C) in D) between The house is 50 meters the sea.
to B) by C) for D) from
You may write a pen or a pencil.
with / by B) with / with C) in / in D) by / by He spends his time the banks of the river.
A lot of planes fly the city every day. in B) to C) about D) on
on B) through C) over D) between
She came the garage.
They went a museum. outB) of C) out of D) up
to B) at C) of D) *
There were no planes the past. He jumped the lake.
in B) on C) at D) over into B) to C) in D) at
We waited you 11.00. He walked the hill.

at / to B) for / until C) for / to D) with / since to B) at C) out D) up
Marie Curie was born Warsaw.
on B) at C) in D) from A country is than a city.
cheap B) cheaper C) cheapest D) more cheaper
Chocolate harmful for your teeth, but strawberries useful
for your health. A city is than the country.
is / is B) are / is C) are / are D) is / are the most exciting B) exciting
There apple juice in the fridge. And apples so delicious. C) more exciting D) excited
are / are B) is / are C) is / was D) is /is
Your class is than my class.
Would you like chips? noisy B) noisiest C) noisier D) more noisy
some B) any C) a D) the
Would you like tea mineral water? Life in a country is in a city.
some / and B) any / or C) some / or D) any / and slow B) slower than C) slower D) slowly
A: Is there juice in the fridge? Brain’s car is in our district.

B: No, there isn’t juice, but there is lemonade. fast B) faster C) the fastest D) more fast
some / some / any B) any / any / some
C) some / any / any D) any / any / any Paris is Madrid.
A: Would you like oranges? Oh, sorry! There aren’t big than B) bigger C) bigger than D) biggest
oranges. But we have apples.
B: That’s all right. Can I have tea? Madrid is much .
A: OK. cheap B) cheaper C) cheapest D) the cheapest
any / any / some B) some / any / some
C) any / some / any D) some / some / any Why did you leave London? You had a job.
better B) best C) gooder D) the best
A: you like cold water?
B: No, thanks. green tea. London got a lot of parks.
Do / some / I love / some has B) have C) does D) do
Would / any / I’d love / any
Would / some / I’d love / some Our school a library, but it doesn’t any computers.
Did / some / I liked / some has / have B) have / has C) has / has D) have / have
A: you like biscuit? My parents a new stereo.

B: Yes, please. And I some milk, too. has B) have C) have get D) have got
Would / a / ’d like
Do / a / would like Does your sister a fiancé?
Would / some / ’d love has B) has got C) have D) has get
Would / * / would love

I don’t a problem with this exercise. Hey! You are employee in our firm.
has B) to have C) have D) has got youngest B) younger C) young D) the youngest
Do you have homework? She is taller her elder sister.

some B) a C) any D) the than B) then C) that D) the
I’ve got pencils than you. Yesterday it was the day before yesterday.
many B) more C) much D) most colder the B) colder than C) colder them D) colder
The Plaza is the hotel. Nancy’s car is than mine, but Ben’s car is car.
cheap B) cheapest C) the cheapest D) cheaper the most expensive / more expensive
more expensive / the most expensive
Claridge’s is the hotel. expensiver / expensivest
old B) oldest C) older D) the oldest most expensive / the more expensive
The Plaza a swimming pool. Your essay was than Jim’s, but it was than Mary’s.
have got B) has got C) does have D) do has better / worse B) gooder / badder
C) better / worst D) best / worse
I for a walk in the country and a farm.
went / see B) go / saw C) went / saw D) look / saw New houses are than old ones.
more modern and clean
Yesterday was than today. modern and cleaner
most hottest B) more hot more modern and cleaner
C) hot D) much hotter moderner/cleaner
She’s than her brother. A: she a new job? B: Yes,

tallB) tallest C) taller D) the tallest she does.
Has / got B) Does / got C) Does / * D) Does / have
She is smaller her sister.
that B) this C) than D) this A: they got any problems? B: No,
they .
I’m the in the class. Have / haven’t B) Do / have
youngest B) most youngest C) Do / does D) Does / has
C) young D) younger
Maya got a camera. And she have a car either.
Last week was than this week haven’t / doesn’t B) hasn’t / doesn’t
busier B) busiest C) more busy D) busy C) doesn’t / hasn’t D) haven’t / don’t
He got any sisters. She dived the lake and went the water quickly.
haven’t B) doesn’t C) hasn’t D) don’t into / out of B) in / out of
C) into / out D) in / out
Do you any bread?
got B) have C) has D) had Who can run first and the hill?
up / on B) upper / down
My homework is the in class. C) down / under D) up / down
worst B) worse C) worthy D) bad
The chemist is 2 kilometers the port.
This exercise is difficult in the book. off B) from C) along D) via
most B) more C) the most D) the more
Cairo is located the banks the Nile River.
I’m the most . of / on B) on / off C) on / of D) in / of
intelligent B) clever C) cleverer D) the intelligent
Walk this path and the stream.
Its university, founded 1965, is one of the oldest in Europe along / in B) along / over C) over / in D) in / on
on B) in C) at D) of
Go the bus stop is at the corner.
I’ve got a book Mark Twain. close / what B) past / where
by B) from C) off D) in C) past / which D) near / went
Help me my homework. Drive me to the , or I’ll be late my plane.

in B) by C) with D) on port / of B) airport / on C) airport / for D) port / of
These exercises are in the exam. Izmir is the sea hundreds of ships come to.
the difficulties B) the most difficult port / where B) port / that
C) the difficult D) most difficult C) stop / which D) port / when
His exam marks were for several months. Is there a car I can park my Porche?
the baddest B) the bad C) badder D) the worst center / where B) park / where
C) station / where D) bank / which
Have you any rice?
have B) got C) have got D) had We went on picnic to the of the Nile River is very beautiful
in spring.
Bill got any friends. banks / where B) where / banks
has no B) hasn’t C) doesn’t D) not C) banks / which D) which / banks
Last week was than this week.

busy B) more busy C) busier D) the busiest

We watched the program called Hard Talk CNN. Because we
are interested politics.
in / to B) on / from C) on / in D) off / of
Present Continuous child playing in yard.
Possessive pronouns (mine, yours, hers) Who’s / is / our B) Whose / is / our
C) Whose / is / ours D) Whose / are / our
Linking words (although, but)
Prepositions A: are you doing under the trees? B: I’m
my keys.
We watching a good documentary BBC World now. What / looking off B) Whom / looking in
are / in B) am / on C) are / on D) is / in C) When / looking up D) What / looking for
I always credit card. hair is blonder than .

pay / by B) am paying / with Her / yours B) Hers / yours
C) ’m paying / by D) pay / with C) Her / your D) Hers / your
you a girl fair hair? is hiding behind car?

Do / knowing / of B) Does / know / of Whose / my B) Who’s / mine
C) Do / know / with D) Are / knowing / with C) Who / my D) Whose / mine
she got a dress white? I am English.

Does / in B) Has / on C) Have / in D) Has / in study B) to study C) studying D) studied
is reading a letter bed now. She’s jeans.

She / in B) I / in C) You / on D) He / at wearing B) wear C) to wear D) wore
A: What you ? I am tennis this afternoon.

B: I’m a lecturer. play B) playing C) to play D) played
do / do B) are / do C) is / do D) do / doing
We are not outside.
A: What she now? go B) went C) going D) to go
B: I don’t know.
does / do B) do / do C) is / doing D) is / do Where are you ?
go B) going C) to go D) went
A: are we ? B: To the
class. “Are you a good time?”
When / going B) Where / go “Yes, we .”
C) When / go D) Where / going having / are B) have / is
C) having / do D) have / aren’t
A: Oh no! It . We can’t go out.
B: It always here in March. I from Switzerland.
is snowing / snows B) snows / ’s snowing come B) coming C) to come D) came
C) ’s snow / snows D) snows / snows
Is my English better.
I . Because it’s my happiest day today. gets B) get C) getting D) to get
jumping B) jump C) ’m jumping D) jumped
Jane’s her friend tonight.
Benedit and Nina are only salads. sees B) seeing C) see D) saw
Because vegetarians don’t meat.
eat / eat B) eating / eating He as a clerk in a bank.
C) eat / eating D) eating / eat working B) work C) works D) to work
Sorry, I understand you. I speak Russian. “Why are you a suit?” “You usually wear jeans.”
do / don’t B) do / do wears B) wore C) wear D) wearing
C) don’t / don’t D) am / am
I read bed.
A: Why we to a park? at B) in C) to D) under
B: A good idea!
do / go B) don’t / go We’ve got this jumper red
C) aren’t / going D) are / going in B) to C) with D) at
What you to know? He’s talking Mandy.

do / want B) are / wanting with B) to C) at D) for
C) do / wanting D) are / want
There’s a girl fair hair.
A: she a problem now? B: No. She with B) on C) at D) out
how to solve.
Is / solve / doesn’t / know I’m looking jumper.
Does / solve / isn’t / knowing at B) for C) on D) in
Is / solving / doesn’t / know
Does / solving / doesn’t / know I always pay credit card.
in B) on C) at D) by
Can you translate this letter English Chinese me?
from / into / for B) into / from / for He’s down.
C) from / in / her D) for / from / in sit B) sitting C) sits D) sat

40. It is .
A) rains B) to rain C) raining D) rained
41. I’m gum.

A) chew B) chewing C) chews D) chewed Going to - Wh questions
Infinitive of purpose
I a shower every morning.
am having B) have C) having D) had Making suggestions - Prepositions
I like house.
She to be a ballet dancer when she up.
your B) you C) yours D) your
go / grow B) going / grows
C) goes / grows D)’s going / grows
house is smaller than .
Ours / theirs B) Our / their
We to stay in a villa in France this summer.
C) Ours / their D) Our / theirs
going B) ‘re going C) to go D) go
children are older than .
I Peter tonight.
My / her B) Mine / hers C) My / hers D) Mine / her
‘m seeing B) see C) seeing D) to see
talking to sister?
I’m going Peter tonight.
Whose / yours B) Who’s / your
see B) seeing C) to see D) saw
C) Whose / your D) Who’s / yours
Careful! The glass is fall.
This book isn’t . Is it ?
going B) going to C) goes to D) go to
my / yours B) mine / your
C) my / your D) mine / yours
We to Paris this weekend.
going B) go C) ‘re going D) to go
“ dictionary is this?” “It’s .”
Whose / him B) Who’s / his
Tom and Tim for lunch tomorrow.
C) Whose / his D) Who’s / him
to come B) coming C) came D) are coming
“ going to the party tonight?” “I am
I’m saving my money a CD player.
not.”
buying B) to buy C) buy D) bought
Whose B) Which C) Who’s D) Where
We’re going to Paris a holiday.
And garden is bigger than .
to have B) have C) having D) had
their / ours B) theirs / ours
C) their / our D) theirs / ours
I’m going to Florida a year’s time.
at B) on C) in D) by
dog is running round garden.
Whose / ours B) Who’s/our
He’s interested flying.
C) Whose / our D) Who’s / ours
at B) in C) on D) with
I tennis this afternoon.
She’s good singing.
’m playing B) play C) playing D) plays
on B) at C) in D) with
We pizza for dinner tonight.
She was afraid cars.
having B) have C) are having D) had
at B) with C) in D) of
boots are these?
What’s the weather today?
Whose B) Which C) What D) Whose
like B) with C) in D) about
do you do after school today?
What’s TV tonight?
Which B) Why C) What D) Where
in B) at C) on D) by
Where you going tonight.
There’s a film channel 4.
do B)is C) does D) are
at B) in C) by D) on
She tennis every day.
What’s the cinema?
play B) playing C) plays D) to play
on B) at C) on at D) at on
My daughter French and German.
They both to become TV stars.
speaks B) ’s speaking C) speak D) to speak
are / go B) are / going to
C) is / going D) are / going
Sally a breakfast at the moment.
has B) having C) is having D) had
What’s she going ?
do B) doing C) to do D) did
I’m not to buy you lunch, today.
go B) going C) goes D) to go
She’s going home.
to walk B) walking C) walk D) to walking
How many languages do you ?
speaking B) speaks C) spoke D) speak
She wants in Paris and Moscow.
dancing B) dance C) is dancing D) to dance
They going a car this year.

aren’t / get B) aren’t / getting
C) aren’t / to get D) aren’t / got

he play tennis last Sunday? A : is the weather like ?
Did B) Does C) Do D) Are B: is sunny & warm. But yesterday cold.
What / today / it / was B) How / today / it / was
he playing tennis now? C) What / it / today / * D) How / it / today / was
Are B) Does C) Is D) Did
A : What we ? B :
you wash it yesterday ? go swimming.
Do B) Does C) Did D) Are will / do / Let me B) shall / do / Let’s
C) would / do / Let her D) shall / do / Let me
I going to wash it tonight.
do B) am C) are D) do A: What is the weather like tomorrow?
B: Sunny. we go on picnic?
We having dinner at the moment. going to / Shall B) going to be / Will
do B) is C) are D) did C) going to be / Are D) going to be / Shall
you have a dinner at this time every evening? A : are you going to eat? B : Pizza.
Did B) Do C) Does D) Are A: ’re you going to eat?
B : In the cafeteria.
What your parents going to do when they retire? Where / What B) What / Where
is B) do C) are D) did C) What / When D) Who / Whom
When your parents first meet? A : is Jim going to get married? B : Next
did B) does C) do D) are month.
A: is he going to marry?
What time Maria usually arrive at school? B : His colleague.
does B) is C) do D) did What time / Who B) Who / Where
C) When / Whom D) Where / *
Look that picture. Isn’t it beautiful?
on B) at C) in D) by A: are you going to the chemist’s?
B: I’m going to the chemist’s some medicine.
What have we got dinner? Why / too buy B) Why / to buy
at B) of C) for D) from C) When / two buy D) Where / buy
Our hotel is fifty meters the sea. A: is Pittsburg Ohio?

of B) in C) than D) from B: About 500 kilometers.
How long / from B) How far / from
What is the longest river the world? C) How big / off D) How small / since
at B) on C) in D) at
German is English in some ways, but it is more difficult
France is bigger England. English.
from B) on C) like D) than like / then B) as / that C) like / than D) like / like
I’m looking Jane. Do you know where she is? Nicola’s to Liverpool his grandparents.
about B) for C) at D) in coming / visit B) to come/visit
C) going to come / to visit D) coming / to visit
Can you buy me a bottle lemonade the shop?
of / at B) at / of C) from / at D) from / of
Maria is her sister in many ways.

They’re both beautiful and intelligent.
from B) like C) of D) about
What did you do the weekend?

of B) in C) at D) for
Saturday night we went to a party.

In B) On C) At D) For
I going out, because it going to rain.

‘m not / is B) amn’t / is B) isn’t / am D) aren’t / is
you going wash your car this afternoon?

Are / too B) Are / to C) ‘re / to D) Am / to
She going to the post office some stamps.

is / to buy B) is / for buying
C) ‘s / for to buy D) * / buy
I’m home early next week.

go B) going for going
C) going D) going to
What the weather in Las Vegas the day before yesterday.

were / like B) was/as
C) is / like D) was/like

“ old was she?” “60
ELEMENTARY TEST - 13 years old.”
What B) How much C) How many D) How
Question forms (Why-how many- how much) you like learning English?
Why questions Does B) Are C) Do D) Have
Adverbs and adjectives What you do last night?

does B) did C) do D) done
“ did the first man walk on the moon?” “In
1969.” How many languages your mother speak?
When B) Where C) Who D) What do B) are C) does D) is
“ did she marry?” “She When you go shopping last?

married to John.” do B) does C) are D) did
What B) Who C) Which D) Why
do you weigh?
A dog. How many B) How C) How much D) What
bigger than B) big C) biggest D) the biggest
Smoking is a habit.
A driver. badly B) worth C) worst D) bad
care B) careful C) carefully D) the careful
The team played and lost the match.
She ran . badly B) worth C) worst D) bad
quick B) quicker C) quickly D) the quickly
Please listen .
He drives too . careful B) carefully C) care D) carely
fastly B) fast C) faster D) fastest
The homework was the .
What is the story ? easy B) easier C) easily D) easiest
of B) on C) at D) about
Peter’s very at tennis. He won the game.
What happened the end of the story? goodly B) well C) good D) best
on B) in C) at D) from
I know the Prime Minister .
The train leaves platform 9. good B) best C) better D) well
of B) at C) from D) for
My husband’s a cook.
“ did you buy your new jacket?” “At bad B) worst C) badly D) worse
supermarket.”
What B) Where C) When D) How Teachers work , but they don’t earn much money.
hardly B) harder C) hard D) hardest
“ did you pay ?” “$
1000.” Lunch is a meal for many people.
How many B) How quick B) quickly C) quicker D) quickest
C) How much D) Which one
Life in New York is very .
“ did you buy?” “A excited B) exciting C) exciter D) excitely
new jacket.”
Who B) When C) How much D) What The teacher was when nobody did the homework.
annoyed B) annoying C) annoy D) annoys
13 . did you buy with?
A) Which one B) Why C) When D) Who The news is very .
worried B) worrying C) worry D) worringly
14. “ did you go?”
“This morning.” Everybody was very about you.
A) Why B) What C) When D) How worried B) worrying C) worry D) worringly
“ did you go?” The game of tennis was very .

“To buy some new clothes.” tired B) tire C) tiring D) tires
When B) Why C) Where D) How
“ did the story take place?” “A long
“ did you go?” “To time ago.”
the shops.” How many B) What C) Where D) When
When B) Why C) Where D) How
We use adverbs the beginning and the end of a sentence, but
“ did you go?” “By sometimes the middle of a sentence.
car.” at / in B) in / at C) on / at D) at / on
When B) Why C) How much D) How
A train leaves Berlin and arrives Bonn in time.
“ do you want to go?” “To from / to B) from / in C) from / at D) in / from
Paris.”
A) Why B) Where C) How D) What A plane arrived the airport .
in / late B) at / lately C) at / late D) in / lately
“ is she?” “Our
cousin.” What is the story ?
Who B) What C) How D) Where in B) from C) off D) about

A - is it London New York? B - 6000 km.
How long / from / to B) How fast / to / from
C) How much / from / to D) How wide / from / to
My friend never comes school . He is always . Present Perfect - Ever and never
early / late B) early / lately Yet and just
C) earlily / lately D) earlily / late
Present Perfect and Past Simple
At first we draw then .
quickly / slowly B) quick / slowly She traveled to most parts of the world.
C) quickly / slow D) quick / slow have B) is C) has D) will
They are readers, they read . you ever in a car accident?

slowly / hard B) slow / hard Has / been B) Have / been
C) slow / hardly D) slowly / hardly C) Have / be D) Have / was
I turned around , because there was a shout. She to Russia two years ago.
immediately / sudden B) immediate / suddenly go B) went C) gone D) goes
C) immediate / sudden B) immediately / suddenly
I in a crash when I 10.
Are you ? Or is the book ? were / was B) am / was C) was / am D) was / was
boring / boring B) boring / bored
C) bored / bored D) bored / boring I last night.
leave B) leaves C) leaving D) left
A- I am really about my exam marks.
B- Oh, no! You are sometimes so . “ you to Russia.”
worried / tired B) worried / tiring “Yes, I .”
C) worrying / tired D) worrying / tiring Had / be / haven’t B) Has / been / have
C) Have / be / have D) Have / been / have
I am in the Mexican Culture, because it is .
interesting / excited B) interested / exciting Have you your homework?
C) interesting / exciting D) interesting / excited do B) to do C) done D) did
Be ! Walk . I haven’t done it .

careful / quietly B) careful / quiet yet B) already C) just D) since
C) carefully / quietly D) carefully / quiet
I have done it.
She paints ; she is a painter. yet B) ago C) just D) since
goodly / well B) goodly / good
C) well / good D) good / good She has to Portugal.
going B) went C) gone D) went
She has to Portugal.

be B) been C) being D) were
She works a big company.

to B)with C) for D) of
‘Hamlet’ is a play Shakespeare.

of B) by C) at D) on
Brad and Marilyn are honeymoon.

on B) for C) at D) of
Wait me.
to B) for C) at D) on
Monica many tournaments?

have / won B) has / win
C) have / win D) has / won
she go to America 10 years ago?

Has B) Does C) Had D) Did
Have they been to Australia?

never B) just C) yet D) ever
they go to Australia last month?

Have B) Do C) Has D) Did
Has she won the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament ?

just B) yet C) already D) since
I’ve the latest Star Wars film. I it last week.

seen / saw B) see / saw C) seen / seen D) saw / saw
She’s the letter. She it yesterday.

wrote / wrote B) written / written
C) wrote / written D) written / wrote

They’ve lunch. They it at 12 o’clock. she a new carpet yet?
have / had B) had / have C) had / having D) had / had Does / buy B) Did / buy
C) Has / bought D) Is / buying
I’ve my homework. I it after supper.
done / done B) did / done A- Have your parents come ?
C) done / did D) did / did B- Yes, they just come.
yet / ’re B) just / do C) already / ’ve D) yet / ’ve
A: Have you tidied your room ?
B: Yes, I’ve tidied it. Mason his homework 10 minutes ago, but I’ve not finished
yet / just B) just / yet mine .
C) already / just D) already / just finished / yet B) finish / just
C) finished / just D) finish / just
I’ve never anyone who more than you.
saw / eats B) seen / eat C) saw / eaten D) seen / eats A- Have you ever a holiday in India?
B- Yes, we have. We there in 2000.
Bob’s not here. He’s to work. had / ’ve gone B) * / went
been B) went C) gone D) being C) had / went D) have / went
My brother’s to America 4 times. A- Welcome back. have you been?

been B) gone C) went D) being B- I’ve to Afghanistan.
Where / gone B) Where / been
It’s good to see you again. Where have you ? C) When / been D) When / gone
gone B) being C) been D) went
There’s nobody in the class. All the students have home.
Mary’s hair looks nice. She’s just to the hairdresser’s. been B) went C) gone D) be
gone B) been C) was D) went
the TV and the lights. Let’s watch news.
It’s terribly difficult to give smoking. Turn out / turn off B) Turn off / turn out
on B) off C) of D) up C) Turn back / on D) Turn on / turn off
Why don’t we turn the T.V. to watch the news. First he his jumper, then his best shirt.
of B) on C) off D) out took off / put on B) took after / put on
C) turned up / tried on D) tried on / turned up
When I grow , I’m going to be a T.V. Star.
up B) on C) of D) out The new couples watched a play Shakespeare their
honeymoon.
Angela Thai food but Frank . of / in B) by / on C) off / at D) by / in
have eaten / hasn’t B) has ate / hasn’t
C) have ate / hasn’t D) has eaten / hasn’t When I , I’m going to work my dad’s company.
go out / in B) give up / at
I John yesterday. C) grow up / for D) look up / on
see B) seen C)’m seeing D) saw
Nurses ill people, and gardeners flowers & plants.
she already bought a new car? look after / grow up B) look up / get up
Did B) Has C) Does D) Have C) look around / grow up D) look before / get up
They’ve on a double-decker bus.

travel B) traveled C) traveling D) travels
He cooking when he 15 years old.

started / was B) has started / has been
C) ‘s started / was D) started / has been
In 1992 I for the Italian President

When he to France.
cooked / has come B) have cooked / came
C) cook / came D) cooked / came
She is only 14 years old, but she many tournaments in her life.
already won B)‘s already won
C) already win D)‘ve already won
I been Ireland.
have / too B) have / to C) has / to D) has / too
Sandra ridden a horse?

Has / never B) Have / never
C) Have / never D) Has / ever
’ve played golf.

They / yet B) She / never
C) We / ever D) I / just
When the watchman work?

has / started B) did / start
C) started / * D) * / start

PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 1
Are you the party?
enjoy B) enjoyed C) enjoying D) enjoys
How many sisters ?

Present, Past, Future Tenses do you have B) you have
Questions with Who, Why, How much C) are you have D) do you has
Phrases with more than one meaning I understand what you are saying.
no B) don’t C) am not D) didn’t
three languages: French, Spanish, and English.
I’m speak B) I’m speaking What time home last night?
C) I speaking D) I speak did you get B) you get
C) do you get D) did you got
Where from?
Hans come B) does Hans come Last weekend I some friends and we a meal.
C) does Hans coming D) Hans came see / having B) saw / have
C) seeing / had D) saw / had
What tonight?
do you do B) you do I English food. It’s wonderful!
C) are you doing D) did you do am loving B) loved C) love D) loves
“Where is George” “He Pierre is French. He from Toulouse.

a shower.” is coming B) came C) come D) comes
has B) will have C) is having D) have
the computer at the moment?
“What ?” Does Mr. Taylor use B) Is Mr. Taylor using
“I don’t know. Look it up.” C) Did Mr. Taylor use D) Will Mr. Taylor use
does this word mean B) means this word
C) does mean this word D) is meaning this word Dave a student with her work now.
helped D) help C) is helping D) helping
“Do you want a cigarette?” “No,
thanks. I .” “ It’s very noisy”
no smoke B) smoke not “Suzy to rock music.”
C) am not smoking D) don’t smoke listen B) listens C) listened D) is listening
Last year I to America. Carol hard for her exam last week.
was go B) go C) was going D) went didn’t study B) isn’t studying
C) don’t study D) aren’t study
How long in America?
you stay B) did you stay Most of the students these days.
C) stayed you D) you staying didn’t smoke B) aren’t smoking
C) isn’t smoking D) don’t smoke
The weekend was boring. I anything.
don’t do B) no do You look nice, Anne. a new dress?
C) didn’t do D) wasn’t doing Do you wear B) Does she wear
C) Are you wearing D) Did you wear
“I’m going to university next year”
“What study?” Many birds south every winter.
you going to B) do you fly B) flew C) are flying D) will fly
C) did you D) are you going to
Usually Jim to work on Saturdays.
Enrique (11) in Puebla, a town in Mexico. He (12) medicine is going B) went C) go D) goes
because he (13) to be a doctor. He’s married, but he (14)
any children. His wife, Silvia, (15) in a primary school. Enrique Japan many high mountains.
(16) cooking. He can make an excellent enchilada! have B) is having C) has D) are having
A) lived B) lives Cats very well in darkness.

C) was living D) live are seeing B) see C) will D) sees
A) studied B) was studying “What ?”

C) is studying D) doesn’t study “I’m studying computer science.”
are you studying B) were you studying
A) is wanting B) was wanting C) was you studying D) is she studying
C) will want D) wants
“ born?”
A) has B) have “I was born in London.”
C) doesn’t have D) is going to have When did you B) Where were you
C) Where are you D) Where do you
A) was teaching B) teaches
C) teach D) thought 37. “Are ?”
“No, I’m single.”
A) loved B) used to love A) he marries B) you married
C) loves D) love C) you marry D) she married
At the weekend, I usually go swimming. “ a job ?”

am B) * “No, I don’t. I’m a student.”
C) was D) want Did you have B) Do you have
C) Have you had D) Are you having
Book 1 Part A 24 Pre-Intermediate Test 1

“ Liverpool?” 55. A- When it raining?
“It’s in the north west of England.” B- Yesterday.
Where were B) Where are A) Did / started B) Does / start
C) Where is D) When was C) Does / starts D) Did / start
40. “What ?” 56. kind music do you like?

“My name’s Ben.” A) What / * B) How / of C) What / of D) What / *
A) was your name B) were your name
C) is your name D) is his name 57. A- Good night!
B- !
41. “Are your course?” A) Sleep well B) Cheers C) Fine, thanks D) Bye
“Yes, I’m enjoying it very much.”
A) you enjoying B) they enjoying 58. Oh! Welcome, Jack! .
C) they enjoyed D) enjoying A) Pleased to meet you B) That’s very kind
C) Make yourself at home D) Same to you
42. “Do clubs?”
“I go sometimes.” 59. Customer: !
A) you do B) you go to Shop assistant: ?
C) you usually go D) you do go to A) Good morning / Good morning
B) Excuse me / Yes, can I help you
“What doing in you free time?” “I Bless you / Thank you
like watching sport on TV.” How do you do / How do you do
are you B) sport are you
C) do you like D) would you like to 60. A- Thank you very much!
B- .
44. “ ” A) Same to you B) Thanks
“Yes, can I help you?” C) Bye D) Not at all
A) Thank you! B) Cheers!
C) Excuse me! D) Nothing much. 61. Mobile phones, televisions, and radios are a means of .
A) communication B) transport
“What are you doing this weekend?” “ C) media D) civilization
.”
Nothing much B) Not at all. Don’t mention it 62. Romans a unique system of the Roman alphabet.
C) Cheers D) Bye for now A) improved B) developed
C) persuaded D) exchanged
“Make your self at home.” “
.” 63. Nowadays media has a huge influence on the .
Sleep well B) Thank you A) neighbors B) society
C) Thanks. Same to you D) Excuse me C) printing pressing D) Greeks
“Thank you so much for helping.” “ 64. We send through the internet.
.” A) a letter B) a fax C) mail D) an e-mail
Nothing much B) Cheers
C) Not at all. Don’t mention it D) Sleep well 65. Romans, Greek and Egyptians are all nations.
A) ancient B) old C) dated D) modern
“Good morning!” “ ”
Good morning! B) Thank you!
C) Cheers! D) Sleep well!
“See you next week.” “

.“
Cheers B) Thank you
C) Good morning D) Bye for now
“Have a nice day!” “

.”
Thanks. Same to you B) Not at all. Don’t mention it.
C) Nothing much D) Sleep well
A- Where from?
B- am from Milano.
are you / I B) are / you
C) are they / they D) you / I
A- Leo eat Chinese food?

B- Yes, he it he was 10.
Did / eaten / when B) Does / ate / what
C) Did / ate / when D) Do / eat / what
What they going do?

are / too B) are / to C) is / to D) is / too
A- How languages can your son speak?

B- Three .
much / languages B) many / language
C) many / languages D) much / language

Jack’s a policeman but he
a uniform.
doesn’t wear B) isn’t wearing
C) no wear D) wears
Present Simple, Present Continuous What in your free time?

Have/has got are you doing B) do you do
C) you do D) are you do
But, and, however
How many children ?
Where on holidays? are you having B) do you have
you go B) do you go C) do you have got D) are you have
C) do you going D) are you go
I a shower every morning.
I to work now. Good-bye! have got B) am having C) have D) has
go B) went C) am going D) goes
My sister and I are very different, (26) we get on well together.
I a book about astrology these days. She likes staying at home in the evening (27) watching television
am reading B) read C) am reads D) reading with parents. (28) I prefer going out with my friends. We like to
go to clubs or the cinema. Sometimes we just go to a café. I have
I lots of books every year. exams soon, (29) I’m not going out very much these days. My
will read B) am reading sister is six years older than me, (30) she works in a bank. She’s
C) read D) am going to read trying to save some money (31) she’s going to get married this
year. Her fiancé’s name is Ferdinand. (32) , we all call him Freddy.
Nurses after people in hospital. People say I look like my sister (33) we both have brown eyes
looks B) is looking C) will look D) look (34) dark hair. (35) , we are very different in character. She’s
very quiet, (36) I’m a lot more sociable.
Annie from Ireland.
come B) is coming C) comes D) coming 26. A) and B) but C) so D) because
We to a party next Saturday. 27. A) however B) so C) and D) because

go B) goes C) are going D) went
28. A) Because B) And C) So D) But
She for dinner this evening.
come B) came C) comes D) is coming 29. A) so B) however C) but D) and
to go out tonight? 30. A) however B) so C) because D) and

Do you want B) Are you wanting
C) Is you want D) Would you want 31. A) and B) so C) because D) but
I four languages. 32. A) However B) So C) But D) And

am speaking B) speak
C) speaks D) am speak 33. A) so B) because C) and D) however
Every morning Tessa at 7.30. 34. A) but B) so C) however D) and

is getting up B) got up
C) get up D) gets up 35. A) But B) So C) However D) And
Oh, someone in my seat! 36. A) however B) but C) and D) so

is sitting B) sits C) will sit D) sit
I a bicycle when I was young.
I’m sorry. I can’t help you at the moment. I dinner. have B) am having C) had D) have got
will cook B) am cooking C) cook D) cooked
He a shower in the morning.
I a pain in my leg. have got B) has C) am having D) have
has B) having C) have D) am having
He milk in his coffee.
Mrs. Steele to her boss. I’ll tell her you phoned. never has B) has never got
talked B) talks C) talk D) is talking C) has never D) have never
Turn the T.V off. No one it! What time lunch in general?
watches B) watch C) is watching D) watched does you have B) have you got
C) do you have D) are you having
She is not ready. She her hair.
is washing B) washes C) washed D) wash The Pope in Vatican.
live B) lived C) lives D) will live
Derek’s good at golf but he very often.
aren’t play B) isn’t playing C) doesn’t play D) didn’t play
The sun in the day time.

shine B) shone C) is shining D) shines
In Britain people on the right.

are driving B) drives C) drive D) drove
This is a great party! Everyone .

dance B) is dancing C) dances D) are dancing

This morning I (26) to work. I (27) to go by bus because
the sun (28) . While I (29) past the supermarket, I (30)
something strange. A man (31) near me and he (32) a
song very loudly on his own! He (33) for a few minutes. Then
Past Simple - Past Continuous he (34) a friend and he (35) singing.
Irregular verbs - Linking words
A) was walking B) walked C) walk D) walking
Prepositions
A) didn’t want B) wasn’t wanting
C) don’t want D) am not wanting
I was born in Africa 1970.
on B) at C) in C) last 28. A) shone B) is shining C) was shining D) shines
My parents moved back to England I was five. 29. A) walked B) am walking C) was walked D) was walking
when B) ago C) * D) for 30. A) was seeing B) saw C) am seeing D) see
We lived in Bristol three years. 31. A) passed B) was passing C) pass D) passes
last B) for C) at D) *
32. A) sang B) sing C) was singing D) song
I left college three years .
nothing B) ago C) for D) in A) was continuing B) continues
C) is continuing D) continued
I found a flat on my own last year.
at B) for C) * D) on A) will met B) met C) was meeting D) meet
I usually go home the weekend. A) was stopping B) stop

in B) when C) at B) of C) stopped D) is stopping
I didn’t go home weekend because some friends came to stay. I a very good program on TV last night.
for B) last C) * D) at was seeing B) see C) am seeing D) saw
They arrived three o’clock the afternoon. While I this morning, I my money. I don’t know how.
at / in B) in / for C) when / ago D) last / * shopped / lose B) was shopping / lost
C) shopped / was losing D) shop / lose
Saturday evening we went out to a concert.
Last B) In C) For D) On Last week the police Alan in his car because he over
eighty miles an hour.
we got home we listened to some music. were stopping / was driving
For B) Last C) Last D) When stop / drived
We got up late Sunday morning. stopped / was driving
* B) at C) on D) in was stopping / drove
the afternoon we went for a walk. How your finger?

At B) For C) On D) In are you cutting B) were you cutting
C) did you cut D) you cut
I bought a car a few weeks .
last B) when C) ago D) for I and I the knife.
cooked / was dropping B) cook / drop
I had an accident last night. C) was cooking / dropped D) cooked / dropped
in B) * C) on D) at
When I at the party, everyone a good time.
It happened seven o’clock the evening. was arriving / had B) arrived / was having
when / * B) in / at C) at / last D) at / in C) arrived / had D) arrived / were having
I took my car to the garage this morning. a good time last night?
in B) when C) * D) at Did you have B) Were you having
It will be ready two weeks. C) Will you have D) Are you having
* B) in C) on D) for While I to work this morning I an old friend.
I a friend while I the shopping went / meet B) am going / met
was meeting / did B) met / was doing C) go / was meeting D) was going / met
C) meet / do D) met / did I to get up this morning. It and it was cold, and my bed
I for my things when I someone call my name. was so warm.
paid / was hearing B) pay / heard don’t want / is raining B) am not wanting / rains
C) was paying / hear D) was paying / heard C) wasn’t wanting / rained D) didn’t want / was raining
I round and Paula. I to the news on the radio when the phone .
turned / saw B) was turning/ was seeing listened / was ringing B) am listening / was ringing
C) turn / was seeing D) was turning / saw C) was listening / rang D) listen / is ringing
She a bright red coat yesterday. But when I up the phone, there was no one there.
wore B) was wearing pick B) am picking C) picked D) was picking
C) wear D) was wear I hello to the children, but they didn’t say anything because they
We to have a cup of coffee. television.
decided B) were deciding say / watched B) said / were watching
C) decides D) will deciding C) was / saying D) said / watched
While we a drink, a waiter a pile of plates. What at 8.00 last night?

had / was dropping B) have / dropped did you do B) you did
C) have / drop D) were having / dropped C) were you doing D) are you doing
We all a terrible shock. We played tennis two hours.

were getting B) gets A) during B) while C) nothing D) for
C) getting D) got I worked on a farm the holidays.
A) for B) since C) while D) on
While the waiter up the broken plates, he his finger.
picked / was cutting B) was picking / cut
C) pick / cut D) picks / cut
This morning bus was late.
a B) * C) an D) the
My favorite subject is history, but I’m not very good at
Much, many - Some, any math.
* / the B) a / a C) the / the D) * / *
How much, how many
Ankara is capital of Turkey.
Something, anyone, nobody, everywhere
the B) a C) * D) an
A few, a little, a lot of - Articles
I work in company that makes carpets.
a/* B) the / the C) the / * D) a / a
A: Did you meet at the party?
B: Yes, I met who knows you! My friend lives in same street as me.
someone / anyone B) anything / nobody a B) * C) an D) the
C) anybody / somebody D) everybody / nothing A: How much are the driving lessons? B:
A: Ouch! There’s in my eye! Fifteen pounds hour.
B: Let me look. No, I can’t see . * B) the C) an D) a
something / anything B) anything / anywhere I was at home all day yesterday.
C) somebody / everywhere D) something / nothing the B) * C) an D) a
A: Let’s go hot for our holidays. There are apples.
B: But we can’t go ; that’s too expensive. most B) a lot of C) a little D) much
everywhere / nowhere B) somewhere / anywhere
C) anywhere / everywhere D) anybody / someone The shop hasn’t got washing powder.
a few B) few C) much D) many
A: I don’t want to talk to .
B: And I want to talk to either. Why aren’t there magazines?
anyone / no one B) somebody / everyone little B) much C) a little D) many
C) nobody / somebody D) everybody/anybody The shop hasn’t got birthday cards.
I lost my glasses. I looked , but I couldn’t find them. many B) much C) some D) a little
anywhere B) everywhere I saw change on the table a minute ago.
C) somewhere D) everything much B) some C) many D) any
A: Did you buy at the shops? I can see newspapers.
B: No, . I didn’t have any money.” lots of B) most C) a little D) much
something / anything B) everything / something
C) anything / nothing D) no one / anybody The shopkeeper has got cheese.
a lot of B) many C) few D) a few
It was a great party. loved it.
Everything B) Anyone I need help with my homework. Are you free?
C) Somebody D) Everybody a few B) much C) any D) some
I’m bored. I want interesting to read, or to talk to, or Let’s have ice-cream.
interesting to go. a B) * C) an D) the
anything / everyone / something I eat apple every day.
somebody / anyone / anywhere theB) a C) an D) *
something / somebody / somewhere
everything / nobody / somewhere Would you like coffee or tea?
* B) the C) an D) a
Have you got homework?
many B) much C) a few D) some They don’t like chocolate.
a B) the C) * D) an
We don’t need eggs. Just half a dozen.
a little B) many C) much D) a few I’d like glass of milk, please.
the B) a C) an D) *
Is there traffic in your town?
a few B) many C) some D) much Please have cake.
a B) * C) the D) an
I have close fiends. Two or three.
a lot of B) a little C) a few D) much How often do you eat chocolate?
the B) an C) * D) a
I don’t know students in this class. Because I am a newcomer.
many B) a few C) some D) much This table is made of glass.
* B) the C) an D) a
How people live in your house?
any B) much C) many D) a lot of I never drink coffee.
an B) * C) a D) the
He has money. He’s a millionaire.
many B) a lot of C) a little D) a lot Does he like cake?
the B) a C) an D) *
A: Do you take sugar in coffee?” B:
Just . Half a spoonful.” She needs to help her choose a birthday present.
a few B) many C) a little D) a lot of something B) anybody C) someone D) somewhere
A: Have you got CD’s? Is listening to me!

B: Yes, hundreds. somebody B) anyone C) something D) anywhere
much B) a little C) a few D) lots of Would please explain what happened?
I’ll be ready in minutes. anything B) somewhere C) anybody D) someone
a lot B) a little C) much D) a few He doesn’t care. He will watch on television!
She speaks good Spanish, but only Russian. somewhere B) something C) anything D) anybody
a few B) a lot of C) much D) a little If asks, tell them I’ve got a cold.
I come to school by bus. anyone B) anything C) somewhere D) somebody
* / the B) the / a C) * / * D) the / the

I’m looking forward
you again soon.
to see B) seeing C) to seeing D) see
I my job soon.
Infinitive, gerund think changing B) am thinking of changing
Going to, will C) am thinking to change D) think change
Prepositions
This book is full pictures.
with B) in C) to D) of
“ a drink?”
“Yes, please. I’ll have an orange juice.” Julie is married Sam.
Do you like B) Are you liking in B) with C) to D) at
C) Would you like D) Did you like
I don’t agree him.
“What at the weekend?” for B) at C) with D) to
“I like putting my feet up and relaxing. Sometimes I play tennis.”
will you like to do B) do you like doing He isn’t good French.
C) would you like to do D) are you like to do at B) in C) to D) of
“ your teacher?” “Yes, My brother is interested math.

she’s very nice.” to B) in C) of D) at
Did you like B) Would you like
C) Will you like D) Do you like Look those birds!
at B) to C) for D) in
“What to do in the evening?”
“Why don’t we pop round and see Pat and Peter?” Are you afraid flying?
do you like B) are you with B) at C) in D) of
C) would you like D) did you like
Wait me in the street.
“ for walks?” to B) for C) at D) in
“What a good idea! It’s so hot today!”
Are you going to go B) Did you like going Bill is looking his keys but he can’t find them.
C) Do you like going D) Would you like to go for B) at C) to D) in
“My bag is so heavy.” Please ask help if you want.

“Give it to me. it for you.” to B) for C) of D) in
I’m going to carry B) I carry
C) I’ll carry D) I carried Do you work someone special?
at B) for C) of D) in
I bought some warm boots today because skiing.
I went B) I’m going C) I’ll go D) I go Can I speak you for a minute?
with B) of C) at D) for
“Tony’s back from holiday.” “
him a ring.” Barbara hopes a lawyer.
I’ll give B) I gave become B) to become C) of becoming D) becoming
C) I’m going give D) I give
I’d love with you.
“What are you doing tonight?” “We to going B) go C) to go D) going
a play at the theatre.”
saw B) will see She enjoys the news on television.
C) are going to see D) seeing watching B) to watch C) to watching D) watch
You can tell me your secret. I anyone. I’m looking forward more free time.
am not going tell B) won’t tell to having B) to have C) of having D) having
C) don’t tell D) didn’t tell
Do you want it again?
“I need to post these letters.” try B) trying C) to trying D) to try
“I shopping soon. I them for you.”
will go / will post B) am going / will post We’re a party next Saturday. Would you like ?
C) am going / am going post D) go / am going to post have / to go B) having / to come
C) had / to have D) having to / had
“Now, holidays. Where this year?”
“We don’t know yet.” You must see my new flat. round and a drink some time.
did you go B) you going Go / come B) Have / come
C) will you go D) do you going C) Go / have D) Come / have
We’ve decided married in the spring. “I out now, Mum. Bye!”

get B) to get C) getting D) got “OK. Have a good time. What time home?”
went / did you come B) am going / are you coming
I hope some money soon. C) go / will you come D) am going / do you come
earning B) earn C) to earn D) to earning
Hi, Dave. Pete a shower at the moment. I’ll just and tell
I want a film on TV this evening. him.
seeing B) see C) see to D) to see is having / go B) had / went
C) is having / come D) will have / will go
Some people like breakfast in bed, but I don’t.
having B) too have C) have D) had

“I feel nervous. I’ve got an exam today.” “
” PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 6
Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
That’s great. Have a good time.
Poor you! That happens to me sometimes. What’s it like?
Good luck! Do your best. Comparative and superlative adjectives
Relative pronouns (who, which, what, where)
“I feel really depressed at the moment. Nothing’s going right in my life.”
“ ” Vocabulary
I know. We really need some sunshine, don’t we?
Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad! He’s older than he looks.
I’m sorry to hear that, but I’m sure he’ll be all right. much B) more C) * D) the
That’s good. I’m pleased to hear it.
Jessica’s as tall her mother.
“I’m really excited. I’m going on holiday to Australia tomorrow. than B) like C) more D) as
“_____”
Good luck! Do your best. “What New York like?”
Why don’t you go home to bed? “It’s really exciting!”
That’s great. Have a good time. does B) is C) was D) did
Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!
Trains in London are more crowded in Paris.
I don’t feel very well. I think I’m getting the flu. that B) as C) than D) like
“_____”
Poor you! That happens to me sometimes. Oxford is one of oldest universities in Europe.
Why don’t you go home to bed? the B) * C) much D) more
I’m sorry to hear that but I’m sure he’ll be all right.
Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad! He isn’t as intelligent his sister.
like B) as C) than D) nothing
“I’m cold.”
“I the heating on.” This is than I expected.
am going to put B) will put more hard B) hard C) the hardest D) harder
C) put D) will be putting
Who is the man in the world?
“Can I speak to Marco?” “Hold rich B) most richest
on. I him.” C) richest D) most rich
got B) am going to get
C) get D) will get Everything is in my country.
more cheaper B) cheaper
“Coffee or tea?” C) cheap D) cheapest
“I tea, please.”
will have B) have Rome was hotter I expected.
C) am going to have D) had than B) that C) nothing D) as
“Has Amy got any plans for the weekend?” My dad’s really . He always buys presents for everyone.
“Yes, she her grandparents. romantic B) fortunate C) generous D) depressed
will visit B) visits
C) is going to visit D) visited Before you can get a credit card, you have to provide a lot of
details.
“Alison’s on the phone for you.” “Can wealth B) person C) happiness D) personal
she call back? I a bath.”
will have B) am going to have I try to lead a lifestyle - lots of exercises, fruit, and no junk
C) have D) having of food.
depressed B) dirty C) healthy D) mess
“I to the supermarket.”
“Oh, ? I think I with you.” The disco was so that you couldn’t hear yourself speak.
go / are you / am going to come noisy B) finance C) windy D) difference
will go / will you / will come
am going to go / are you / will come After the earthquake, the country needed a lot of equipment
am going / do you / come to look after the sick and wounded.
depressed B) medical C) personal D) financial
A: Did you get my fax? B:
No, I didn’t. She had a car crash, but she was to escape with no injuries at
A: OK, I it again. all.
send B) will send depressed B) romantic C) lucky D) healthy
C) am going to send D) am sending
Venice is a very city. A lot of people go there on honeymoon.
dirty B) polluted C) wealthy D) romantic
Here is the news. Share prices on the Dow Jones Index have
fallen dramatically.
cheap B) financial C) depressed D) wealthy
After a heart attack, he needed a major surgery, but fortunately the

operation was .
happy B) different C) successful D) personal

I didn’t like that city at all. The streets were so and the air was
so . PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 7
dirty / messy B) dirty / polluted
C) personal / noisy D) messy / polluting
Present Perfect & Past Simple
There’s the boy broke the window. For & since
which B) where C) * D) who
Adverbs (slowly, carefully, just, still, too)
That’s the palace the King lives. Relative Clause (who, which, that)
who B) which C) where D) when
to a rock concert?
They are the policemen caught the thief. Were you ever go B) Have you ever been
where B) who C) which D) * C) Do you ever go D) Have you ever go
He gave him a watch stopped after two days. I the champion last week.
that B) * C) when D) where saw B) have seen C) see D) seen
I love rock and roll. I it all my life.
The Red Lion is the pub we met for a drink. am liking B) like C) liking D) have liked
which B) that C) where D) when
The Flash’s concert fantastic 3 years ago.
Here are the letters arrived this morning. was B) has been C) have been D) are
who B) which C) * D) where I all their records since then.
bought B) buy C) buyed D) have bought
That’s the house I was born.
when B) that C) where D) which The Flash together for over fifteen years.
are B) have been C) are being D) *
Where is the woman ordered the fish. He’s my sister’s son. He’s my .
who B) which C) when D) where uncle B) nephew C) niece D) bride
The hotel we stayed was very comfortable. I run in races. I’m a(n) .
which B) that C) where D) when pilot B) teenager C) athlete D) chef
In my job I wear the latest fashions. I’m a(n) .
I bought the coat was in the shop window. actor B) professor C) nurse D) model
who B) where C) that D) *
I serve you drinks on a plane flight. I’m a .
Are you as tall your brother? cousin B) flight attendant
like B) as C) than D) more C) niece D) child
I cook food for a restaurant. I’m a(n) .
Was Joan’s party better Maria’s?
chef B) musician C) uncle D) professor
than B) much C) like D) as
The wedding was wonderful. The looked beautiful, and the
“Wasn’t that film wonderful!” was very handsome.
“Yes, it was .” A) bridegroom / bride B) niece / nephew
modern B) wealthy C) brilliant D) depressed C) bride / bridegroom D) sir / madam
“I’m bored with this lesson!” He’s the man Anna loves.
“I know, I’m really with it, too!” which B) * C) this D) when
generous B) fed up C) healthy D) happy The film star gave a party cost $10.000.
* B) who C) which D) where
“Mary’s family is very rich.”
“Well, I knew her uncle was very .” The man you met at the party was a famous film star.
finance B) polluted C) wealthy D) windy who B) when C) where D) which
“Ann’s bedroom’s really untidy again!” What’s the name of the woman was wearing the gold dress?
“Is it? I told her it was yesterday, and she promised to clean * B) which C) where D) who
it.” You’re reading the book I wanted to read.
clean B) shining C) modern D) messy when B) who C) which D) where
She’s than her sister. There’s someone at the door wants to speak to George.
much nicer B) more nicer who B) that C) which D) *
C) much more nicer D) more nicer
I don’t like food is very spicy.
which B) * C) who D) when
He’s boy in the class.
the funnier B) funniest That’s the dictionary Bill gave me for my birthday.
C) funnier D) the funniest * B) who C) when D) where
Barbara’s than Sarah. Those are old cars only take leaded petrol.
intelligenter B) much intelligent who B) when C) * D) which
C) more intelligent D) intelligent Do you like the people Sarah invited to her party?
which B) who C) where D) when
I called Tom at 10.00 in the morning, but he was in bed.
of course B) still C) only D) especially
It’s our anniversary today. We’ve been for fifteen years.
at last B) exactly C) together D) nearly
Kate is very fussy about food. She eats pasta and crisps.
only B) hard C) exactly D) too

She was very ill and died, but fortunately, she got better.
carefully B) nearly C) too D) usually PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 8
“I hate ironing.”
“Me, . It’s so boring.” Have to, must, should Gerunds, infinitives
just B) at last C) slowly D) too
Future tense Ever, since, for
I like all Russian novelists, Tolstoy.
usually B) especially C) together D) only “Why have you got so much food?” “Because I
a meal for two people.”
I met her on December 23, before Christmas. cook B) am going to cook
tooB) slowly C) just D) still C) will cook D) had cook
I have finished this exercise. Thank goodness! It was so boring.
“Jane told me you have a place at university.”
Together B) At last C) Exactly D) Just
“That’s right. I math at St. Andrews in Scotland.”
Sarah’s English is getting better. She a lot of English since she studied B) will study
here. C) study D) am going to study
learnt / has come B) has learnt / has come
C) has learnt / came D) learnt / came “My car isn’t working.”
“Ask Joe to look at it. He you.”
Mike and Jack here five months ago. They in this city will help B) helps
for five months. C) is going to help D) helped
came / have been B) have come / have been
C) come / were D) has come / has been “I passed my driving test!”
“That’s great! I some champagne to celebrate!”
David can go to bed now. He his homework. am going to buy B) will buy
finish B) has finished C) bought D) am buying
C) finishes D) finished
“Why have you got your old clothes on?”
Alison in Chicago, but she would like to go there one day.
“Because I the grass.’
was B) has been
had cut B) cutted
C) wasn’t D) has never been
C) am going to cut D) cut
Peter his work 3 hours ago.
has finished B) will finish He’s worked there many years, 1988, I believe.
C) finished D) finish since / ever B) for / ever
C) for / since D) ever / never
Dennis Heal (36) a politician. He (37) to Oxford University
in 1975, and in 1982 he (38) a Member of Parliament. He I have loved anyone as much as I love you.
(39) an MP since then. He (40) Defense Minister from 1989- never B) since C) for D) ever
95. He (41) three books, including his autobiography “The Time
of my Life”, and a spy story called “The Time to Run”. He is married We’ve known Paul two years. Have you met him?
to the artist Edna Heal, and they have two children. They (42) since / for B) since / ever C) for / ever D) never / ever
in Oxford for 10 years, then they (43) to London in 1995. They
now (44) in a house in Queen Square in central London. I’ve known him we went to school together, but I’ve
met his parents.
A) was B) is C) is being D) has been ever / ever B) for / never C) since / for D) since / never
A) go B) has gone C) went D) goes
Your hair’s too long. I think you get it cut.
A) became B) become C) becomes D) has become have to B) should C) * D) will
A) was B) is being C) is D) has been Your clothes smell, and you’ve got a cough. You smoke.
don’t have to B) should
A) was B) is C) has been D) were C) shouldn’t D) have to
A) has written B) wrote C) write D) writes
I’m going to bed. I be up early tomorrow.
A) lives B) has lived C) have lived D) live should B) shouldn’t
C) don’t have to D) have to
A) move B) moved C) is moving D) has moved
I’d like to meet your boyfriend. You invite him round.
A) lives B) have lived C) lived D) live must B) have to C) would D) don’t have to
I haven’t seen Keith a while.
14 I tell my parents where I am, then they don’t worry.
since B) * C) for D) in
A) should B) don’t have to
He and his wife have lived next to me their son, Tom, was C) have to D) shouldn’t
born.
for B) when C) since D) * You come with me if you don’t want to. I’ll go on my own.
don’t have to B) must
I have known them many years. C) should D) shouldn’t
* B) for C) on D) since
Our train leaves in two minutes! We hurry.
Anna has had a bad cold the last few days. would B) have to
for B) after C) since D) in C) must D) don’t have to
I have written a letter breakfast.
If you need some help with your homework, you go to the
* B) before C) for D) since
library.
I’m looking after Tom today. He’s been at my house 8.00 this should B) mustn’t C) have to D) shouldn’t
morning.
at B) for C) since D) from

If you’ve got a ticket, you queue. You can go straight in.” You do the washing-up. I’ve got a washing machine.
shouldn’t B) don’t have to should B) have to C) mustn’t D) don’t have to
C) have to D) should
“I’m working 16 hours a day.”
You tell lies. It’s wrong. “I think you talk to your boss.”
don’t have to B) should have to B) can C) mustn’t D) should
C) have to D) shouldn’t
“I can’t sleep.”
Geoff works too much. I think he take it easy. “You drink coffee at night.”
must B) have to must B) shouldn’t C) don’t have to D) have
C) should D) don’t have to
“My friend is getting married.” “I
My bedroom is a real mess. I clean it. go to the wedding.”
have to B) must think you should B) think you have to
C) don’t have to D) should C) think you can D) think you may
There’s a wonderful new restaurant opened in town. You go “I’ve had a terrible toothache for weeks.”
there. “You go to the dentist.”
shouldn’t B) must have to B) would C) shouldn’t D) should
C) don’t have to D) should
Anne was upset because she didn’t in the race. She really
You can borrow my tennis racquet, but you keep it very well. wanted to win.
It was very expensive. come last B) go up C) come first D) turn out
don’t have to B) should
C) must D) have to We always for our holidays.
go abroad B) go off C) go on D) go away
It’s my mother’s birthday tomorrow. I buy her a present.
must B) have to I’m . There’s nothing to do.
C) shouldn’t D) don’t have to annoyed B) interested C) kind D) fed up
Joanna Trollope a lot of books. She her first in 1980. If you want to do well in life you believe in yourself.
wrote / wrote B) has written / wrote can B) don’t have to
C) had written / wrote D) wrote / had written C) have to D) should
I in London for eight years, and I don’t want to move. If you want to keep fit, you do some sport.
live B) lived C) had lived D) have lived shouldn’t B) have to C) should D) don’t have to
What is the weather in January? If you want to learn English, you speak your language in English
likes B) like C) liked D) don’t like lessons.
should B) don’t have to
John Frantz is American. He has a wonderful lifestyle and he wants C) must D) shouldn’t
(28) it with an English girl. He enjoys (29) on exotic holidays, but
he wouldn’t like (30) outside the United States. He hopes
(31) an English wife through the English Rose dating agency.
He’d like (32) someone who likes (33) .
A) sharing B) share C) shared D) to share
A) to go B) went C) going D) to going
A) living B) to live C) live D) lives
A) to find B) found C) finding D) to be founded
A) meets B) to met C) meeting D) to meet
A) traveling B) traveled C) travel D) to traveling
You have a driving license if you want to drive a car.

should B) have to C) have D) had to
I don’t think people get married until they’re 21.

have to B) would C) should D) are
They liked the hotel because they do any cooking.

have to B) had to C) should D) didn’t have to
I swim when I was three.

could B) can C) have to D) must
She work on Monday. It’s her day off.

must B) doesn’t have to
C) have to D) shouldn’t
You sit so close to the TV. It’s bad for your eyes.
don’t have to B) have to
C) shouldn’t D) can

I arrived England last month.
at B) to C) in D) for
I live the third floor.

Before, after, until, when, as soon as at B) on C) by D) in
Prepositions
I met my classmates the party.
in B) for C) on D) at
I will have a bath I go to bed.
when B) if C) before D) until “Why does Jane look so happy?”
“Because she’s love.”
I’m coming to London tomorrow. I’ll ring you I arrive. at B) on C) in D) by
before B) when C) until D) if
it is a nice day tomorrow, we can go swimming. Let’s go a walk.
If B) Until C) When D) Before on B) to C) in D) for
Wait here I get back. We arrived the station five minutes late.
until B) before C) as soon as D) when to B) at C) for D) on
you have any problem, just ask for help. The doctor will be ready in ten minutes. Take a seat while you .
When B) After C) Before D) Until are wait B) will wait C) are waiting D) wait
I want to get home Jim comes back. I’m going out before the shops .
if B) before C) until D) when will shut B) shuts C) are shutting D) shut
I’m going to have driving lessons I pass my test.
before B) when C) if D) until I by the phone until .
wait / you ring B) will wait / you will ring
Give me your address you go home. C) wait / you will ring D) will wait / you ring
if B) before C) as soon as D) until
You must phone me as soon as your exam results.
Bye! I you when I home. you get B) you will get
phoned / get B) will phone / will get C) you got D) you are going to get
C) phone / get D) will phone / get
I’m going to bed when this TV program . I hope to see you while I in London.
ended B) will end am B) will be
C) is going to end D) ends C) am going to be D) was
I’m sorry you are leaving. I when you . I win a lot of money, I’ll buy you a Ferrari.
am glad / you are back B) glad / will be back When B) If C) Until D) As long as
C) will be glad / are back D) am glad / will be back
Please turn out the lights you go to bed.
“Give me your phone number.” after B) as soon as C) while D) before
“Sure. I it to you before I .”
will give / go B) give / will go I like to relax I’m on holiday.
C) will give / will go D) am going to give / go while B) before C) if D) as soon as
What’s TV tonight? you are the first person up in the morning, make me a cup of
at B) in C) on D) with coffee.
I often go abroad business. When B) If C) As soon as D) While
to B) by C) for D) on I’m going to keep asking you to marry me you say “Yes”.
Do you come to school bus? while B) when C) until D) before
on B) by C) at D) in
We can go you’re ready.
I’m very busy the moment. if B) after C) before D) while
in B) on C) by D) at
I’m having my hair cut, you can do the shopping.
I can’t understand the instructions. They’re Chinese. When B) While C) As soon as D) If
by B) at C) in D) for
“Romeo and Juliet” is a play William Shakespeare. Stop at a petrol station we run out of the petrol.
for B) by C) with D) on before B) until C) after D) when
“Is Mr. James work this week?” you’ve read the newspaper, can I have it?
“No. He’s holiday.” Until B) After C) Before D) *
on / in B) at / in C) in / for D) at / on
I am so worried about James, you hear any news, phone me.
I hate being late. I like to arrive time. while B) until C) as soon as D) before
by B) on C) at D) for
we discover life on another planet, will it be intelligent?
I spoke to her the phone last week. As soon as B) When C) Until D) If
at B) like C) on D) by
I read an interesting article the paper this morning. I’ll have a bath I go to work.
in B) on C) at D) for after B) as soon as C) before D) while
“Can I ask you something?” “Not the lesson ends, I’ll go home.
now. a moment.” Before B) Until C) If D) As soon as
At B) For C) On D) In
I’ll study English I speak it perfectly.
“ Here’s a birthday present you.” if B) after C) until D) when
“Oh, thank you!”
by B) in C) for D) at
“Why did you open my letter?” “I’m
sorry. I did it mistake.”
with B) at C) by D) on

“I’ll help you. What me to do?”
PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 10 “Could you do the washing-up while I am doing the cooking?”
you want B) are you wanting
C) did you want D) do you want
Infinitive, gerund
“What you to do?”
Describing feelings and situations “She (the doctor) told me to stay in bed for a few days.”
will she tell B) did she tell
He agreed the job as soon as possible. C) is she going to tell D) does she tell
start B) starting C) to start D) starts
“My mother was so helpful while she was staying with us”
I stopped my book and went to bed. “What to do?”
to read B) read C) will read D) reading did she help you B) does she help you
C) will she help you D) was she helping you
My teachers always expected me well in exams.
did B) doing C) do D) to do “What to do tonight?”
“What about going out for a meal?”
Let me for the meal. You paid last time.
do you like B) would you like
pay B) to pay C) paid D) paying
C) are liking D) will you like
The dentist told me more careful when I brush my teeth. “What to do after university?”
will be B) being C) to be D) be “I’d like to get a job in publishing.”
I asked Monica some stamps. do you hope B) will you hope
buys B) buying C) to buy D) buy C) are you going to hope D) are you hope
I never liked to church when I was a child. My family is trying where to go on holiday.
going B) to do C) went D) go decided B) decide C) to decide D) deciding
Have you finished that letter yet? I’d like somewhere different for a change.
to write B) writing C) writes D) write went B) to go C) go D) going
You can’t your car outside the hospital. I enjoy places I’ve never been to before.
parks B) to park C) park D) parking visiting B) to visit C) visits D) visit
But my children hate .
David always enjoyed football at school.
sightsee B) to sightsee C) sightseeing D)will sightsee
to be played B) playing C) to play D) play
They prefer in a swimming pool all day.
The TV program was so that I felt asleep.
playing B) plays C) to play D) to playing
tired B) surprising C) annoyed D) boring
They refuse out on trips if it’s too hot.
Children can’t get to sleep on Christmas Eve. to going B) to go C) going D) go
They’re too .
bored B) excited C) frightened D) worrying Last year we managed a holiday that suited everyone.
found B) to find C) find D) finding
“Hi, Mum!”
“Carol! Thank goodness you rang! Where have you been? We’ve We decided a house with a swimming pool.
been so about you.” renting B) rent C) to renting D) to rent
interested B) annoying C) worried D) frightening A woman from a travel agency helped us a nice house.
A: Hello, darling. I’ve got a present for you. B: to choose B) choosing C) chooses D) too choose
For me? When we arrived, the people next door invited us a drink
A: Don’t look so . I often buy you presents. with them.
B: But it isn’t my birthday! have B) to have C) to had D) having
bored B) exciting C) tiring D) surprised
We began about next year’s holiday two months ago.
The art exhibition was very . I loved it. talked B) talking C) talks D) talk
surprised B) boring C) interesting D) excited Everyone hopes themselves on holiday but it isn’t always easy.
My feet are killing me! I find going round art galleries and museums very enjoy B) to enjoy C) be enjoyed D) enjoying
. My wife and I are starting we should stay at home.
tiring B) worrying C) boring D) frightening thinking B) think C) to think D) thought
Some people don’t go out at night because they’re that I went to the shops some shoes.
someone will rob them. buy B) for to buy C) to buy D) for buy
worried B) annoying C) surprised D) frightened
Do you enjoy ?
Our financial situation is very . We spend more and more, but dance B) dancing C) danced D) to dance
we’re earning less and less.
When I was young, I ice-skating.
worrying B) exciting C) frightened D) interesting
went to B) go C) used to go D) going
A: You are yawning. Are you listening to what I am saying?”
He told me he loved me. I didn’t know what .
B: I am! I’m really . I want to know what happened. It’s just
to say B) say C) will I say D) saying
that I feel very . I went to bed very late last night.
surprised / tiring B) excited / worrying Their house is mess! I don’t know how they live in it.
C) interested / tired D) frightened / bored so B) such an C) so many D) such a
“I’m going on a three-month holiday to the Far East.” There were people at the party! There was nowhere to dance.
“How ! Lucky you!” such a B) so many C) so much D) such
frightening B) interested C) boring D) exciting I’m hungry. I could eat a horse.
“Was your father when you told him your exam results?” so B) such a C) such D) so much
“He was furious.” Jane and Pete are nice people! But I can’t stand their kids.
annoyed B) worrying C) frightened D) tired so many B) so C) such a D) such
“What to do?” I’ve spent money this week! I don’t know where it’s all gone.
“I’m looking for my contact lens. Can you see it?” such B) so many C) so much D) so
do you try B) will you try
A present! For me? You’re kind!
C) are you trying D) did you try
such B) so many C) so D) such a

I was late for work because I the bus.
carried B) lost C) waited for D) missed
This is my grandfather’s watch. He it every day until he died.

- Passives - Tenses gave B) carried C) wore D) kept
Concorde, the world’s fastest passenger plane, (1) by France I just a good idea. Let’s eat out tonight.
and Britain together. In the 1950s, both countries dreamed of having have / kept B) have / had C) am / told D) had / carried
a supersonic plane, and the project (2) in 1962. £1.5 billion
(3) on developing the Concorde, and it (4) for over 5.000 My uncle £500 on the stock exchange.
hours, which makes it the most tested plane in history. The first keeps B) grows C) carries D) earns
passenger plane (5) by British Airways and Air France in 1976.
The Concorde holds many world records, including the fastest We a complaint to the manager because our meal was so bad.
crossing of the Atlantic Ocean from New York to London, which made B) said C) gave D) told
(6) in 2 hours 45 seconds! Flying at twice the speed of sound
means that flying time (7) by half, which is why the Concorde Rolls Royce cars in England.
flight between London and New York (8) a lot by business people were made B) is made C) makes D) are made
and film stars - you can leave Britain at 10.30 and arrive in New York
an hour earlier! Twenty planes (9) up to the present day. But They rice in China.
there are no plans to build any more. Each plane (10) at a cost are grown B) grow
of £55 million, which makes them very expensive! C) have been grown D) grows
A) developed B) have been developed The telephone by Bell in 1876.

C) was developed D) develops has invented B) is invented
C) was invented D) invented
A) was started B) starts
C) have been started D) started Thieves two pictures from the museum last night.
have stolen B) stole C) was stolen D) had stolen
A) spend B) was spent
C) have been spent D) spent They the picture for £3.000.
has sold B) are sold C) sold D) sell
A) has tested B) tested
C) have been tested D) was tested Three new factories this year.
built B) were built
A) introduce B) has been introduced C) have been built D) has built
C) introduces D) was introduced
10.000 cars next year.
A) have been achieved B) was achieved will produce B) produced
C) will achieve D) achieved C) are produced D) will be produced
A) was reduced B) has reduced The television by Bell.

C) is reduced D) will be reduced was invented B) is invented
C) wasn’t invented D) invented
A) had been used B) uses
C) used D) is used they many cars last year?
Have / made B) Did / make
A) were built B) are built C) Will / make D) Been / made
C) have been built D) build
A) is being produced B) is produced

C) was produced D) has been produced
Where these shoes made?

was B) were C) did D) is
I was given this watch my aunt.

to B) from C) * D) by
Someone my bag!
was stolen B) has been stolen
C) has stolen D) is stolen
A newsagent stamps.
sells B) is sold C) was sold D) sell
A British policeman guns.

aren’t carried B) don’t carry
C) hasn’t been carried D) doesn’t carry
All the apple juice by nine o’clock.

drunk B) was drunk C) was drank D) drink
Have all the sandwiches ?

been eaten B) eaten C) was ate D) ate
hello to your parents from me when you see them.

Tell B) Say C) Give D) Keep

Nylon (33) in the early 1930s by an American chemist, Julian Hill.
Other scientists (34) with his invention, and finally on 27 October, PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 12
1938 nylon (35) to the world. It was cheap and strong and
immediately (36) successful, especially in the making of women’s
stockings. Second conditional
During the Second World War, the best present for many women was Might, will, going to
a pair of nylon stockings, but more importantly, nylon (37) to
make parachutes and tires. Phrasal verbs
Today, nylon (38) in many things: carpets, ropes, seat belts,
furniture, computers, and even spare parts for the human body. It Don’t wait for me. I late. It depends on the traffic.
(39) an important part in our lives for over 50 years. Next year will be B) am
about 36 million tons of it (40) . C) might be D) am going to be
A) invented B) has been invented “What are you doing tonight?”

C) is invented D) was invented “I don’t know. I out, or I at home.”
will go / am staying B) might go / might stay
A) has worked B) worked C) am going / am staying D) go / stay
C) were working D) have been working
We have guests coming for Saturday lunch. I cook roast beef
A) was introduced B) introduces and Yorkshire pudding. I have bought all the ingredients.
C) has introduced D) introduced might B) will C) am going to cook D) can
A) have become B) became A- I’m going to buy George a green shirt. B- I

C) is became D) becomes wouldn’t if I were you.
A- Why not?
A) has been used B) used B- I’m sure he the green color.
C) was used D) was been used A) might not like B) will like
C) isn’t going to like D) won’t like
A) found B) founded 5. “Goodbye, darling. I phone as soon as I arrive.”

C) has founded D) is found “Thanks. Bye!”
A) can B) will C) am going to D) might
A) played B) has played C) is playing D) plays
Catherine wants to be a politician. Who knows? One day she
A) is manufactured B) will be manufactured Prime Minister!
C) manufactured D) is going to manufacture is going to be B) will be
C) might be D) is
English all over the world.
speaks B) is spoken on your warm coat. It’s cold today.
C) was spoken D) has been spoken Try B) Fill C) Dress D) Put
The animals by a loud noise. Could I on these shoes, please?

frightened B) were frightening Size nine.
C) has been frightened D) were frightened look B) put C) try D) turn
43. My children with their homework. Don’t forget to off the lights when you come to bed.
helped B) help C) are helping D) aren’t helped A) down B) turn C) fall D) fill
44. How many times playing football? You look tired. Sit and have a cup of tea.
have you been hurt B) did you hurt A) away B) on C) down D) put
C) were you hurted D) are you hurt
I’m looking for yesterday’s newspaper. Did you throw it ?
The thieves by anyone. outB) down C) back D) away
saw B) have been seen
C) weren’t seen D) didn’t seen Turn the music! It’s too loud!
on B) round C) down D) after
Coffee in England.
grows B) isn’t grown
C) grew D) have been grown
last night?
Have the plants been watered
Did the plants water
Were the plants watered
Are they watered
Driving should in city centers.

ban B) be banned C) banned D) being ban
America by Christopher Columbus.

has discovered B) have discovered
C) had been discovered D) was discovered
The house is going .

to knock down B) to be knocked down
C) to been knocked down D) knocking down

Laura (13) in a big city. If she lived in the country, she (14)
a dog. Laura (15) a flat with three other girls. But if it (16) What a pretty dress! Turn ! Let me look at it from the back.
possible, she (17) on her own. If she (18) in the country, she up B) round C) away D) on
(19) a small cottage, and she (20) her own flowers and
vegetables. She (21) by underground and (22) shopping in Don’t worry about the baby. I’ll look her while you’re out.
big department stores, but she (23) this at all. If she (24) in for B) with C) to D) after
the country she (25) her bike, and she (26) things in a small
village shop. Pick your litter! Don’t drop it on the street!
on B) up C) out D) back
A) was living B) lived
C) would like to live D) lives If I Prime Minister, I increase tax for rich people.
would be / shall B) will be / will
A) has B) would have C) had D) will have C) am / would D) were / would
A) share B) is sharing C) shares D) shared If I in a big house, I a party.

lived / would have B) am / am having
A) will be B) was C) is D) were C) will live / have D) would live / will have
A) lives B) is living C) will be living D) would live Thank you for the invitation. I can’t come.
Suddenly B) Upstairs
A) was living B) were living C) is living D) lived C) Unfortunately D) Hardly
A) will buy B) is going to buy If she a lot of clothes, she money.

C) would buy D) buys bought / would have B) would buy / has
C) wouldn’t bought / had D) didn’t buy / would have
A) grows B) wants to grow
C) will grow D) would grow If he a watch, he always late.
will have / won’t be B) had / isn’t
A) is traveling B) would travel C) has / is D) had / wouldn’t be
C) travels D) will travel
They their baby Lily, but they aren’t sure yet.
A) go B) goes C) is going D) would go will call B) are calling C) call D) might call
A) likes B) would like C) doesn’t like D) is liking I’d visit you more often if you so far away.
will be living B) didn’t live
A) were B) is C) will be D) would being C) don’t live D) wouldn’t live
A) rides B) rode C) would ride D) is riding If I perfect English, I in this class.

could spoke / won’t be B) can speak / would be
A) bought B) would buy C) buys D) will buy C) could speak / wouldn’t be D) can’t speak / will not be
“What’s for supper?” I to work if I better, but I feel terrible.

“We lamb. It’s in the oven.” went / felt B) would go / feel
might have B) would have C) had D) are having C) will go / feel D) would go / felt
“What time are we eating?” What if a stranger you £1 million?

“Don’t worry. It ready before your TV program.” will you do / gave B) would you do / gave
is B) will be C) might be D) * C) do you do / will give D) would you do / will give
I’m going to the town tomorrow. I lunch with Joe at 1.00.”

will have B) am having C) might have D) have
“Are you going to have a winter holiday this year?” “I

. I haven’t decided yet.”
am B) might C) am not D) can’t
How do you your parents?

look forward to B) look up a word
C) get on with D) look out
You shouldn’t smoke in here. Put .

it off B) it down C) it out D) it away
I haven’t get time to fill in this form. I’ll fill later.

it B) in it C) on it D) *
I tennis tomorrow. But I’m not sure.

play B) am playing C) will play D) might play
If I younger, I to play the piano, but I’m too old now.

am / will learn B) will be / are learning
C) were / would D) were / would learn
I’m forward to meeting her very much.

fallen B) looking C) trying D) giving
She off her horse and hurt her wrist.

put B) turned C) ran D) fell

She’s tired because she
all day.
shopped B) shops
C) has been shopping D) has shopped
Present Perfect Sorry. I one of your glasses.
Present Perfect Continuous have broken B) broke
C) break D) have been breaking
Past Simple
Vocabulary How long this book?
do you read B) are you reading
How long in Paris? C) have you been reading D) have you read
do you live B) are you living
C) have you been living D) you live They here for three years.
lives B) are living
Anna a good job. C) live D) have been living
finds B) has found
C) founded D) has been finding I the living room, but I haven’t finished yet.
have painted B) paint
Pete and I for over six month. C) painted D) have been painting
are gone B) have gone out
C) went out D) have been going out I my wallet. Where did I last put it?
lost B) have lost
I a new flat a few months ago. C) have been losing D) lose
bought B) have been buying
C) have bought D) buy Look what Pat me for my birthday! A bike!
gave B) have been giving
How long your car? C) gives D) has given
have you had B) you have
C) are you have D) have you been having There’s my wallet! I for it for ages.
have been looking B) looked
Tom as a postman for the past month. C) have looked D) look
has worked B) worked
C) works D) has been working We (26) in our new house for several months. Since we (27)
in, we (28) very busy. Everyone (29) to get the house ready.
I an essay all day. So far we (30) the living room and the kitchen. Soon after we
write B) have been written arrived the central heating (31) down, so we (32) to spend
C) am writing D) have been writing a lot of money to repair it.
We (33) gardening very much, but we (34) time to do
I six pages. anything in the garden yet. And it (35) very heavily recently, so
am written B) have been writing we’ll just wait till the weather gets better.
C) have written D) write
A) lives B) lived
“Are you going out?” C) have lived D) have been living
“ . I don’t know yet.”
Carefully B) Possibly C) Mainly D) Nearly A) have moved B) moved
C) have been moving D) are moving
The exam was difficult. I couldn’t do any of it.
fluently B) seriously C) exactly D) real A) are B) have been being
C) were D) have been
“How old are you?”
“I’m eight. It’s my birthday next week.” A) has been helping B) has helped
possibly B) fluently C) nearly D) exactly C) helps D) helped
I travel a lot in my job, to Europe. A) decorated B) decorate

exactly B) nearly C) really D) mainly C) have decorated D) have decorating
13. Sorry I’m late. for a long time? A) have broken B) broke
Did you wait B) Have you waited C) breaks D) are breaking
C) Have you been waiting D) Did you wait
A) have been having B) have
The streets are wet. ? C) had D) have had
Was it raining B) Has it been raining
C) Has it rained D) Did it rain A) are liking B) liked C) have liked D) like
I’m hot because I ! A) don’t have B) haven’t had C) had not D) aren’t having
have run B) run
C) have been running D) am run A) is raining B) rained
C) have been raining D) has rained
I my finger! It really hurts.
cut B) cutted “Can I speak to Mr. Thompson, please?” “I’m
C) have cut D) have been cutting afraid he’s just out of the office.”
been B) has C) gone D) *
Paul Simon’s latest record?
Have you heard B) Have you been hearing I to most countries in Europe, but I’ve never to Russia.
C) Did you hear D) Are you heard was / gone B) have gone / been
C) have been / been D) went / gone

me that you’ll always tell the truth.
Advise B) Waste C) Promise D) Invent PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST - 14
He was taken to hospital by ambulance, but he was on arrival.
mad B) dead C) alive D) various Past Perfect
Reported statements
I love the and quite of the countryside.
peace B) feeling C) comfort D) wealth Lisa me a lift because I the bus.
gave / missed B) have given / have missed
I saw a(n) for a job as a waiter. C) gave / had missed D) had gave / missed
invention B) mystery
C) waste D) advertisement I her for everything she .
thanking / did B) thanked / had done
The sofa was so that I felt asleep. C) have thanked / has done D) had thanked / had done
successful B) comfortable C) honest D) comforting
When I got to the office, I that I to lock the front door.
I gave the police a(n) of the man who attacked me. had realized / forget B) realized / had forgotten
beauty B) describing C) advice D) description C) realized / forget D) had realized / had forgotten
I had a few problems, but Bob gave me some good . After they their work, they home.
advice B) promises C) inventions D) * had finished / went B) finished / went
C) had finished / had gone D) finished / had gone
I was sitting at home when suddenly I had a funny that I
wasn’t alone. I you at 8.00, but you just out.
belief B) government C) mystery D) feeling call / have / gone B) called / have / gone
C) called / had / gone D) have called / have / gone
I used to speak French , but I’ve forgotten it now.
successfully B) fluently C) honestly D) carefully I took my family to Paris last year. I there as a student, so I
my way around.
Please drive . The roads are so dangerous. was / know B) were / knew
carefully B) seriously C) comfortably D) wealthy C) had been / have known D) had been / knew
I have £5.17 until the end of the week. After I to the news, I to bed.
exactly B) suddenly C) peacefully D) really listened / went B) had listened / went
C) have listened / had gone D) listen / go
There was an accident, but fortunately no one was injured.
mainly B) seriously B) possibly D) exactly He he was at school the day before.
says B) told C) said D) is telling
“Where does their money come from?”
“They have a very business.” Sandra Bob that she didn’t see the Taj Mahal.
A) wealthy B) comfortable C) successful D) various A) told B) tells C) said D) talked
Why did you that?

talk B) said C) tell D) say
Could I your pen?

give B) lend C) borrow D) make
I’m English. I come from Brighton. In Paris I am a .

cooker B) stranger C) travel D) foreigner

I went to a school reunion last week. I (13) very surprised. So As soon as he his driving test, he a car.
many things (14) . They (15) the old gymnasium, and the passed / bought B) had passed / bought
library (16) . I (17) slowly round the school. Everything C) passes / had bought D) passed / had bought
(18) much smaller, although they (19) some impressive new
buildings. I (20) lots of my old schools friends, too, and they When I the letter, I it away.
(21) the same either. Some of them (22) to London, and read / had thrown B) had read / had thrown
the most of them (23) married. I (24) to the headmaster for C) had read / threw D) read / threw
a while. He (25) . He (26) that he (27) every boy who
(28) the school since he (29) working there in 1978. But “You can move in immediately.” She
when I asked him what my name was, he (30) confess that he told me I immediately.
(31) which (32) me realize that I (33) too! will move in B) would move in
C) can move in D) could move in
A) am B) have been C) was D) had been
“The people who I looked after are very well.”
A) changed B) had changed She said that the people who she after very well.
C) has changed D) has change were looking / are B) have looked / are
C) would looked / were D) had looked / were
A) had knocked down B) knocked down
C) knock down D) have knocked down “You’ll have to make up your mind soon.” She
told me I make up my mind soon.
A) disappeared B) was disappeared had to B) will have had to
C) had disappeared D) have been disappeared C) would have to D) could have to
A) have walked B) walked I didn’t recognize him because he a haircut.

C) was walking D) had walked had had B) has C) had D) have had
A) seems B) have seemed He always makes me .

C) had seemed D) seemed to laugh B) laughing C) laugh D) be laughed
A) were building B) built She refused for the meal.

C) have built D) had built paying B) to pay C) pays D) the pay
A) met B) meet C) had met D) have meet I’ll never forget him for the first time.
meet B) meeting C) to meet D) to met
A) hadn’t stayed B) weren’t stayed
C) didn’t stay D) not stayed “It’s a quite flat, and the neighbors are nice.”
“Mrs. Deon said it a quite flat, and the neighbors nice.”
A) have moved B) moved has been / are B) is / were
C) had moved D) was moving C) was / were D) had been / have been
A) are get B) had got C) were got D) have got “You look brown. Have you on holiday?”
“Yes, we’ve got back.”
A) talked B) had talked C) was talking D) have talked been / now B) gone / just
C) been / just D) did / already
A) haven’t left B) had not left
C) didn’t leave D) hadn’t leave I live in a house now, but before I in a flat.
am using to live B) used to live
A) said B) was saying C) had said D) have said C) had used to live D) have used to live
A) remembers B) have remembered “I need £100 deposit.”

C) remembered D) had remembered Then she said she £100 deposit.
needs B) had needed
A) attended B) had attended C) needed D) have needed
C) have attended D) attending
I the book back to the library after I reading it.
29. A) had started B) starts C) started D) have started A) take / finished B) have taken / have finished
C) took / had finished D) had taken / finished
30. A) had to B) have had to C) had had to D) was having to
A) forget B) forgot
have forgotten D) had forgotten
A) have made B) made C) had made D) was made
A) was changed B) had changed

have changed D) changed
I had had a bath I went to bed.

A) Before B) Soon as C) After D) Until
I had read the book I saw the film.

when B) before C) until D) after
I to sleep until I my homework.

don’t go / did B) had not gone / had done
C) didn’t go / did D) didn’t go / had done

Bill hasn’t finished his work but we
INTERMEDIATE TEST - 1
.
have B) do C) don’t D) doesn’t
Auxiliary verbs (do, be have) We don’t want to leave early but they .
Prepositions have B) do C) is D) does
you ever stayed at the Ritz? They didn’t remember my birthday but you .
Did B) Have C) Was D) Were have B) don’t C) did D) does
We breakfast in bed. Your English is really improving but mine .
were have B) has C) was having D) had haven’t B) don’t C) isn’t D) doesn’t
John give you those flowers? you speak three languages?
Did B) Have C) Was D) Is Do B) Does C) Did D) Are
I my homework very quickly last night. you having a holiday soon?
do B) have C) did D) am Do B) Does C) Did D) Are
She a shower every morning before school. you have a good holiday last year?
does B) has C) did D) is Do B) Does C) Did D) Are
We talking to James about his exam. you ever been to Amsterdam?
don’t B) haven’t C) wasn’t D) aren’t Do B) Does C) Have D) Did
Lots of trees blown down by the wind. you often travel abroad?
were B) has C) did D) is Do B) Does C) Have D) Did
Where you yesterday? your best friend sometimes go on holiday with you?
was B) have C) did D) were Do B) Does C) Have D) Did
Mary never the washing up. I think you’re wrong. I don’t agree you at all.
does B) has C) did D) is to B) on C) with D) about
Thank goodness we a dishwasher! I’m not interested what you think or what you want.
was B) have C) did D) were to B) on C) with D) in
How many people you invited to the party? We might have a picnic. It depends the weather.
was B) have C) did D) were to B) on C) with D) about
Why you leaving so early? What are you listening ?
was B) have C) is D) are to B) on C) with D) about
We got a beautiful puppy called Molly. If you have a problem, talk the teacher.
was B) have C) did D) were to B) on C) at D) in
We a beautiful puppy called Molly. “What did you talk ?”

“Oh, this and that.”
was B) having C) did D) had
to B) on C) with D) about
I have been to Australia but Anna .
You aren’t concentrating on your work. What are you thinking ?
haven’t B) hasn’t C) isn’t D) doesn’t
Anna likes ice-cream but John .
“What do you think Pete?”
haven’t B) hasn’t C) isn’t D) doesn’t “I really like him.”
I don’t like ice-cream but Jill . to B) at C) with D) of
have B) has C) is D) does Where’s the cash desk? I’d like to pay this book.
Maria isn’t studying hard but I . to B) for C) with D) about
have B) has C) am D) are “I’ve lost your pen. Sorry ...”

“It’s all right. Don’t worry it.”
John loves flying but we .
haven’t B) don’t C) isn’t D) doesn’t
I watched TV last night but my sister .

hasn’t B) didn’t C) isn’t D) doesn’t
Book 1 Part A 42 Intermediate Test 1

and you (30) which gate number to go.
Finally you (31) your plane and you (32) your seat by a
flight attendant.
Present Simple and Continuous
Present Passive 20. A) start B) started C) arrive D) are arrived
Prepositions
21. A) are checked B) control C) check D) is changed
Sue and Geoff a shop.
22. A) kept B) keeping C) wait D) keep
work B) study C) run D) runs
23. A) take B) took C) are taken D) taking
This kind of shop a milk bar.
is called B) called
24. A) check B) checked C) is checking D) is checked
C) is calling D) is being called
25. A) are x-rayed B) x-rayed C) control D) check
Most days the shop at 10.00 p.m.
sells B) opened C) closes D) run
26. A) give B) are given C) gave D) giving
They camping any more.
27. A) is searched B) searching C) searched D) search
go B) doesn’t go C) don’t go D) have gone
28. A) waiting B) waits C) wait D) waited
Ursula four brothers and sisters.
have B) has C) haven’t D) having
29. A) calling B) call C) is called D) called
It her fifteen minutes to school.
30. A) are told B) telling C) told D) tell
took / go B) has taken / walk
C) takes / walk D) takes / to walk
31. A) boarded B) boarding C) sit D) board
She school at 7:45 a.m.
32. A) show B) are shown C) showing D) come
go B) begin C) starts D) goes
“Hello. Can I speak to Mr. James, please?”
I lunch in the university canteen.
“I’m sorry. He isn’t at the moment. Can I take a message?”
eats B) have C) drink D) has
in B) on C) at D) off
I extra money teaching computer studies.
“Hello. Can I speak to Mr. James, please?”
earn B) earns C) win D) buy
“I’m sorry. He is on holiday at the moment. Can I help you?”
in B) on C) away D) off
I the traffic in Bangkok.
play B) have C) hate D) has
“I feel like going to the cinema tonight.” “Good
idea! What’s at the moment?”
English is here.
speak B) spoke C) is speaking D) spoken
I think this milk’s . It smells horrid.
Volvos are in Sweden.
produced B) produce C) produces D) producing
“Where shall we go for a meal?”
Is service in the bill?
“It’s you. It’s your birthday. You choose.”
including B) include C) to include D) included
in B) on C) at D) up to
Our kitchen decorated at the moment.
Come on, kids! Aren’t you yet? Breakfast’s on the table.
is B) is being C) being D) was being
in B) on C) up D) off
Our factory is being over by an American company.
I wonder why they aren’t answering the door. There must be someone .
taken B) bought C) sold D) run
About one thousand people are in the factory.
All the lights are . I can see nothing.
taken B) cleaned C) employed D) worked
Lots of tulips are in Holland.
I must be soon. I want to get to the shops before they close.
grown B) growing C) grow D) grew
That block of flats is being because it is unsafe.
“Why isn’t there any hot water?”
pulled down B) pulled
“The central heating is . That’s why.”
C) pulled up D) pulling down
In Britain milk is to your doorstep.
“You’re crying. What’s ?”
shown B) sold C) bought D) delivered
“I’m just a bit sad. That’s all.”
in B) on C) up D) off
When you (20) at an airport, you should go straight to the check-
in desk where your ticket and luggage (21) . You (22) your
hand luggage with you but your suitcases (23) to the plane on
a conveyor belt. You can now go to the departure lounge.
If you are on an international flight, your passport (24) , and
then you and your bags (25) by security cameras; sometimes
you (26) a body search and your luggage (27) by a security
officer. You (28) in the departure lounge until your flight (29)

the afternoon we went shopping.
At B) In C) On D) *
7:00 some friends came round for a drink.

While, during, for At B) In C) On D) *
Past Simple - Continuous - Perfect
We didn’t do anything Sunday.
Past Passive at B) in C) on D) *
Prepositions
The weather in England is unreliable. summer it can be hot,
My uncle died the war. but it often rains April and June.
via B) during C) for D) in At / in B) In / in C) On / in D) * / in
The phone rang I was having supper. last year the summer was awful.
while B) during C) for D) in At B) In C) On D) *
I lived in Paris several years. The best English weather is spring and autumn.
while B) during C) for D) in at B) in C) on D) *
I was in Paris, I made a lot of friends. I learned to drive 1980 the age of 17.
While B) During C) For D) In at / at B) in / at C) on / at D) * / at
I was in hospital three weeks. My brother learned the same time as me, but I passed first.
my stay in hospital, the nurses looked after me very well. I’ll phone you next week. Thursday.
While B) During C) For D) In at / On B) in / On C) on / On D) * / On
A football match lasts ninety minutes. I’ll phone you about 3.00.
I hurt my leg I was playing football yesterday. Helen Keller’s deafness and blindness (33) by a severe illness
while B) during C) for D) in when she was a baby. Her parents (34) what to do, and they
(35) it difficult to control their growing daughter. One day they
I hurt my leg the second half of the match.
(36) about a brilliant young teacher called Anne Sullivan. She
via B) until C) for D) in
(37) to work with Helen. Very firmly and patiently, she (38)
Traffic is always bad the rush hour. her that every object (39) a name. Eventually Helen (40) a
while B) during C) for D) in place at university. After this she (41) the world helping people
like herself. In 1962 the story of her life (42) into a film, The
Last week I was held up three hours.
while B) during C) for D) in Miracle Worker.
Peter came round we were eating. A) cause B) caused C) were caused D) has caused
while B) during C) for D) in
A) didn’t know B) doesn’t know
Peter came round the meal. C) knew D) knows
while B) during C) on D) in
A) find B) finds C) were found D) found
It’s my birthday next week.
at B) in C) on D)* 36. A) tell B) were told C) telling D) told
“When?” 37. A) came B) begin C) start D) helping

“ Monday.”
At B) In C) On D)* 38. A) studied B) helped C) thought D) taught
when were you born? 39. A) has B) had C) have D) having

At B) In C) On D) *
40. A) offer B) offered C) was offered D) offering
8.00 the morning.
At / in B) In / in C) On / in D) * / in 41. A) tour B) toured C) touring D) tours
I’m meeting Alan this evening. 42. A) was made B) make C) is making D) was making
at B) in C) on D) *
“What time?” “
six.”
At B) In C) On D) *
What did you do the weekend?

at B) in C) with D) *
Friday evening we went to a party.

At B) In C) On D) *
We slept late Saturday morning.

at B) in C) on D) *

you find all the things you wanted at the shops?
Did / have to B) Did / can
C) Did / manage to D) Did / could
-Modal verbs (can, could, have to) The police find the man who had stolen my car. He was sent
to prison.
I work very hard because I have an exam next week. can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
am having B) has to C) had to D) have to
My grandfather speak four languages when he was alive.
You work hard after your exam. You can have a holiday. can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
had to B) won’t have to
C) have too D) won’t have When we got to the top of the mountain we see for miles.
can B) could C) managed D) couldn’t
My father is a customs official so he always (3) wear a uniform
at work, but my mother is a teacher so she (4) wear one. In my country you get married when you’re sixteen.
can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
A) doesn’t have to B) have to
C) has to D) don’t have to Speak up! I hear you!
can B) could C) can’t D) couldn’t
A) doesn’t have to B) have to
C) has to D) don’t have to I borrow your dictionary?
Can’t B) Could C) Manage to D) Couldn’t
When we were teenagers, we (5) be home by nine o’clock. But
we (6) take as many exams as teenagers nowadays. I’d love help you, but I can’t. I’m sorry.
can B) could
A) had to B) won’t have to C) managed to D) to be able to
C) have to D) don’t have to
I get into my house last night because I’d lost my key.
A) had to B) didn’t have to can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
C) have to D) don’t have to
Women vote in England until 1922.
I can’t see the small print very well. I think I wear glasses soon. can B) are able to C) managed to D) couldn’t
will have to B) won’t have to
C) have to D) don’t have to I’m learning Spanish because I want speak when I’m in
Mexico.
Nobody enjoys get up at five o’clock in the morning. can B) could
have to B) has to C) having to D) will have to C) will be able to D) to be able to
9. we have any vaccinations before we go to Barbados? The doctor says I walk again in two weeks’ time.
Will / have to B) Did / have to A) can B) could
C) Won’t / have D) Are / having C) will be able to D) to be able to
your grandmother leave school when she was only I asked the teacher if I open the window, but she said I
fourteen? (32) because it would be too noisy.
Will / have to B) Did / have to
C) Won’t / have D) Are / having to A) can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
You be a millionaire to shop in Harrods. Everything is expensive there. A) can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t
will have to B) won’t have to
C) have to D) don’t have to I’m sorry, but I come to your party next week.
can’t B) couldn’t C) can D) ‘ll be able to
If I fail my exam, I take it again?
will / have to B) did / have to I love driving! drive has changed my whole life.
C) does / have to D) do / won’t have Can B) Could
C) Will be able to D) Being able to
I phoned the plumber because I smell gas in the kitchen.
can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t Children in my country go to school when they’re 7.
doesn’t have to B) has to
Jane and John saved and saved, and finally they buy the house C) have to D) don’t have to
of their dreams.
can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t Adults go to school.
doesn’t have to B) has to
I phoned yesterday, but I get an answer. Where were you? C) have to D) don’t have to
Every adult go to work.
The neighbors were having a row, and I hear every word they doesn’t have to B) has to
said. C) have to D) don’t have to
A retired person go to work.
you speak French before you moved to Paris? doesn’t have to B) has to
Can B) Could C) Managed to D) Couldn’t C) have to D) don’t have to
I went for a ten-mile run last Saturday. It nearly killed me! I Teenagers study for exams.
move on Sunday. doesn’t have to B) has to
can B) could C) managed to D) couldn’t C) have to D) don’t have to
You drive on the right in Britain.

mustn’t B) has to C) have to D) don’t have to

“Where were you at 2:00?”
INTERMEDIATE TEST - 5 “ Sally’s house doing my homework.”
Of B) On C) At D) From
Make, do “Where were you at 2:00?” “ a cave.”
Present Continuous In B) On C) At D) By
Somebody, anywhere, nothing…
Would you like to eat?
Prepositions something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
Is there a public call box near here? I have to a phone call. Can I have to drink?
do B) make C) get D) hear something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
First she said “Yes”, then she said “No”, but in the end she up Can we go quiet?
her mind to marry him. somewhere B) anywhere C) nowhere D) everywhere
did B) made C) got D) said
If you need , just ask.
When you’re not sure what to do, the best thing is to nothing, something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
do B) make C) get D) hear
Come and see me you want. I don’t mind.
Ssh! You mustn’t a noise. The baby’s asleep. some time B) any time C) no time D) every time
Help yourself to food. You can have you want.
My teacher says I must work harder, but I can’t work any harder. I’m something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
my best.
doing B) trying C) making D) showing will tell you that two and two is four.
Someone B) Anyone C) No one D) Nothing
We asked to see the manager and we a complaint about the
terrible service in the restaurant. ‘Does want a game of tennis?’
did B) made C) had D) heard ‘Yes.’
someone B) anyone C) no one D) everyone
At first I found learning English very easy, but now I don’t think I’m
any progress at all. Did phone me while I was out?
doing B) making C) showing D) getting someone B) anyone C) no one D) everyone
Could you me a favor please? Could you give me a lift to the What’s that smell? Can you smell burning?
airport? something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
make B) do C) give D) want
I asked if wanted an ice-cream, but did, so I just bought
My uncle died without a will, and it was very difficult for our one for myself.
family to sort out his money and possessions. anyone / no one B) no one / somebody
doing B) make C) get D) making C) anybody / somebody D) no body / no one
We have some lovely new neighbors; we’ve already friends Your face looks terribly familiar. Haven’t I seen you before?
with them. somewhere B) anywhere C) nowhere D) everywhere
did B) made C) done D) make
She left the room without saying .
I like to keep fit, so I exercises every day. something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
This doesn’t look a very nice restaurant. Can we go else?
Before you go on holiday, you should sure that the doors and somewhere B) anywhere C) nowhere D) everywhere
windows are shut and locked.
do B) make C) get D) hear I have more to say to you. Goodbye!
something B) anything C) nothing D) everything
money, not war!
Do B) Make C) Study D) Get I have never been more beautiful than Scotland.
somewhere B) anywhere C) nowhere D) everywhere
I was a queue waiting to buy some bread.
in B) on C) at D) by I felt so embarrassed. was laughing at me.
Everyone B) Anyone C) No one D) Something
I looked all the shelves and all the cupboards.
in / on B) on / in C) at / in D) at / on “What do you want for supper?” “
, I don’t mind.”
They certainly weren’t the table or the floor. Something B) Anything C) Nothing D) Everything
in / on B) on / in C) at / in D) on / on
It was Sunday, and the town was deserted. was in the streets,
Had I left them work? and was open.
in B) on C) at D) near Somebody / somewhere B) Anybody / anywhere
C) Nobody / nowhere D) Everybody / everywhere
Were they the car?
in B) on C) at D) of
“Who was at the party?” “ : Pete, Ann, James, Kathy, all the
Then I realized where they were. They were my favorite Smiths, Sally Beams and Sally Rogers.”
armchair. Someone B) Anyone C) No one D) Everyone
on B) into C) at D) off
“Where do you want to go on holiday?”
“Where were you at 2:00?” “ “ hot. I don’t care if it’s Greece, Spain, Italy or Sahara, but it has
the beach.” to be hot.”
In B) On C) At D) To Somebody B) Anywhere C) Nowhere D) Everywhere

you that you were making a mistake, but you didn’t
I tried
listen.
tell B) to tell C) telling D) told
As, like I’m looking forward you again soon.
Questions with like to see B) to seeing C) seeing D) too seeing
Phrasal verbs My parents let me what I wanted when I was young.

do B) to do C) doing D) does
Infinitive, gerund
I wasn’t allowed out unless they knew where I was going.
I’m really looking forward to my new course. going B) go C) to go D) going to
start B) starting C) started D) to start
I finished the television, and then I went to bed.
They can’t help us the house. watching B) to watch C) watch D) watch to
move B) moving C) moved D) move to
I don’t like people arrive late.
She refused the phone. which B) whose C) who D) where
answer B) to answer C) answered D) answering
The company he works for is based in Germany.
I don’t mind to the restaurant. which B) whose C) who D) where
driving B) drive C) drove D) to drive Where are the scissors I bought yesterday?
We encouraged them a new business. which B) whose C) who D) where
setting up B) to set up C) set up D)’d setup I want you to meet the woman taught me how to drive.
which B) whose C) who D) where
His parents don’t allow him after ten o’clock.
stay up B) to stay up C) stay up D) stayed up The meal you cooked was delicious.
I’ll be back in touch soon possible.
as B) like C) like / as D) as / as I like animals don’t make a mess.
This wine tastes vinegar!
likes B) as / as C) like D) as The film I’ve always wanted to see is on TV tonight.
whose B) which C) who D) where
I’ve known Andy for years. He went to the same school I did.
liked B) similar to C) like D) as The flat they bought was very expensive.
My sister’s a teacher me.
likes B) similar C) like D) as The room in our house is most used is the kitchen.
‘We had a new teacher today called Mary.’
I didn’t like the meal we had yesterday.
‘What was she ?’
liked B) look like C) like D) as
The people work here are very interesting.
Who do I look , my mother or my father? which B) whose C) who D) where
like B) more C) likes D) as
The man you were talking about has just come in the room.
She really annoys me. I can’t stand people her. which B) whose C) who D) where
likes B) compared to C) like D) as
I received a letter this morning really upset me.
I’ll see you tomorrow at 11.00 usual. who B) which C) where D) whose
like B) as - as C) like D) as
Toby, a boy I went to school with, is ill in hospital.
It’s July and the weather’s awful! It’s in winter! who B) which C) where D) whose
likes B) as like C) like D)as He’s going to have an operation could save his life.
who B) which C) where D) whose
I need to buy all sorts of things socks, shirts and knickers.
likes B) such C) like D) as Toby, parents both died a few years ago, is the same age as
me.
My wife has found a job a personal assistant. who B) which C) where D) whose
likes B) as - as C) like D) as
I recently went back to the town I was born.
Dave drinks a fish! I’ve never seen anyone drink as much. who B) which C) where D) whose
likes B) as such C) like D) as
The people used to live next door moved a long time ago.
My brother has a car yours. who B) which C) where D) whose
likes B) such C) like D) as I met a girl I used to play tennis with.
Don’t touch anything. Leave everything it is.
likes B) so C) like D) as She told me a story I found hard to believe.
It’s freezing. My feet are blocks of ice.
likes B) such C) like D) as She said she’d married a man had been married ten times
before.
I want more careful with your homework in future. who B) which C) where D) whose
you be B) you to be C) that you are D) you being
I’ll dry the dishes if you them .
I stopped when I was thirty. put / away B) find / out C) put / out D) wash / up
to smoke B) smoke C) smoking D) too smoke
‘Can you the time of the next train to London?’ ‘O.K. I’ll
Why did I agree with you? I can’t stand it. phone the station.’
to work B) work C) working D) to working put away B) find out C) put out D) clear up

“Look at these shoes! They’re brand new, and the heel’s fallen off
already.” INTERMEDIATE TEST - 7
“ them and change them, then.”
Put / away B) Find / out C) Put / out D) Take / back
- Present Perfect - Past Simple
“Oh, dear! The washing machine isn’t working. I haven’t got any clean - Present Perfect Passive - Phrasal Verbs
clothes, and I’ve got to go to work. What am I going to do?’ ‘Don’t
worry. I’ll them all . Just go to work.’
I was born 1974.
put / away B) find / out C) sort / out D) clear / up for B) since C) in D) ago
The fire was so intense that it took the firemen three hours to I’ve been a journalist two years.
it . for B) since C) in D) ago
put / away B) find / out C) put / out D) clear / up
I waited for you hours.
The government wants to a new scheme to encourage people for B) since C) in D) ago
to start their own businesses.
put away B) find out C) try out D) clear up She left university three years .
for B) since C) in D) ago
‘Can I these jeans please?’
‘Sure. The changing rooms are over there.’ He’s lived abroad 1990.
put / away B) try / out C) put / out D) try / on for B) since C) in D) ago
I won’t be able to go shopping with you today, I’m afraid. I’ve got a lot They got acquainted with each other last year.
to do at the moment. for B) since C) in D) *
Can we it till next week?
Have you been to China?
put / off B) find / out C) put / out D) take / back
never B) ever C) since D) yet
I don’t mind your baking a cake, but just make sure you ___ everything Don’t worry about phoning him because I’ve done it.
when you’ve finished. ever B) already C) yet D) never
put /away B) clear / up C) put / out D) take / back
I haven’t finished my lunch .
‘What should I do with this form?’ ‘ never B) ever C) already D) yet
it .’
Find / out B) Fill / in C) Put / out D) Clear / up I’ve not been skiing, but I’d like to try it.
never B) ever C) already D) just
I wanted to to you yesterday.
to speak B) speaking C) speak D) to speaking I can’t come out because I’ve washed my hair.
never B) ever C) just D) yet
They enjoyed on holiday by the sea.
be B) being C) to be D) too be Have you met our new teacher ?
just B) ever C) already D) yet
We hope by half past seven.
I’m delighted because I’ve been a pay rise.
arriving B) to arrive C) arrive D) arrived
gave B) have given C) given D) was given
The weather was awful. It didn’t stop all week. The director’s children .
raining B) to rain C) rain D) rain too have been kidnapped B) have kidnapped
My sister has agreed with the decorating. C) kidnapped D) was kidnapped
help B) helping C) to help D) helps They’re really angry because someone their car.
has been damaged B) has damaged
She loves for herself.
C) damage D) was damaged
to work B) work C) working D) works
She’s going to be late because her plane .
Please let me for the drinks. has been delayed B) has delayed
to pay B) pay C) paying D) paid C) delayed D) was delayed
My health wasn’t very good so I stopped . He to a senior designer.
smoking B) to smoke C) smoke D) smoked has been promoted B) has promoted
C) promoted D) are promoted
We chose by boat rather than by plane.
traveling B) travel C) to travel D) traveled Hundreds of people for the jobs.
have been applied B) have applied
We’ve finished the house. C) have applying D) was applied
decorate B) decorating C) decorated D) to decorate
Four people in a train crash.
I can’t stand in an office. have been killed B) have killed
working B) work C) worked D) to work C) are killed D) was killed
We expect you on time. Local police the bank robber.
arrive B) arriving C) arrived D) to arrive have been arrested B) have arrested
C) has arrested D) was arrested
It was a wonderful holiday. I will always remember the Niagara
Falls. Floods serious damage.
seeing B) to see C)saw D) see have been caused B) have caused
C) has caused D) was caused
I would hate your party.
miss B) miss to C) missed D) to miss My job application .
haven’t been accepted B) haven’t accepted
They can’t promise the work today. C) hasn’t been accepted D) hasn’t accepted
finish B) finishing C) finished D) to finish
The workers a new representative.
He hates calculators. have been elected B) have elected
use B) using C) used D) to use C) has elected D) was elected

An occupation which gives opportunities for promotion is a/an Can you tell the difference butter and margarine.
. between B) on C) out of D) of
applicant B) CV C) career D) retirement
There have been a lot of complaints your behavior.
A document which lists your personal and professional details is a(n) . in B) on C) out of D) about
applicant B) CV C) application D) retirement
You are always trouble because you don’t listen to anybody.
A person who has reached an age where they no longer work is in B) on C) with D) of
.
an applicant B) a CV I’m fed up cooking. Let’s eat for a change.
C) an application D) retired in / out B) on / now C) with / out D) at / out
When you want to leave a job, you have to give your . How much do you spend a week average?
resignation B) Resume C) career D) retirement in B) on C) out of D) of
If you have the right talents and experience for a job, then you are Watch your step with Dad. He’s a terrible mood.
for it. in B) on C) out of D) of
resignation B) resume C) career D) qualified Could you take a photo me, please?
When you try and get a job, you usually have to complete a/an in B) on C) with D) of
form. I had a crash this morning. Fortunately, I didn’t do much damage
resignation B) resume C) application D) retirement my car.
If an employee is no longer needed, he or she can be made . in B) on C) out of D) to
resigned B) redundant C) employer D) retiring ‘Where’s Peter?’
You can often find about a new job by a/an in a newspaper. ‘He’s on holiday.’
news B) completion in B) gone C) been D) being
C) sensation D) advertisement Where have you ? You’re so brown!
If an employer is interested in meeting you, you will be asked to come to been B) in gone C) D) being
a/an . ‘Are you going to the shops this afternoon?’ ‘No,
sensation B) add C) completion D) interview I’ve already . I went this morning.’
Tom’s just to the area manager of Eastern Europe. going B) gone C) been D) being
promoted B) been promoted
‘Can I speak to Jenny, please?’
C) promoted D) to promote
‘I’m afraid she’s to lunch. Can I take a message?’
I for a new job. going B) gone C) been D) being
have applied B) have been applied
C) apply D) been applied I’ve never to Australia, but I’d like to go.
went B) gone C) been D) being
How many times redundant?
were you B) have you been made ‘When’s your holiday?’
C) you D) have you made ‘We’ve already . We went to France.’
gone B) were C) been D) being
Bob’s wife her job.
has lost B) were lost ‘Where’s Harry these days?’
C) was losing D) has been lost ‘Didn’t you know? He’s to another company.’
went B) gone C) been D) being
My father early retirement.
was taken B) has taken The Prime Minister of Italy .
C) has been taken D) take has been resigned B) have resigned
C) resigned D) has resigned
My brother the sack. His boss said he was lazy.
has been given B) gave A new prime minister .
C) given D) has given has elected B) has been elected
C) have elected D) elected
The number of people out of work to nearly 3 million. 64. The Italian people of his resignation on television yesterday
has risen B) have risen evening.
C) have been risen D) has been risen A) was told B) have been told
A strike by the air traffic controllers. C) told D) were told
called B) has called I my glasses. them anywhere?
C) has been called D) is given have been lost / Have you seen
They more money by the management. lost / Have you seen
haven’t offered B) haven’t been offered have lost / Did you see
C) offer D) offered lost / Did you see
How much money for your retirement? “Where Liz on holiday?”
saved B) have you been saved “She’s in Paris.”
C) have you saved D) you saved did / went B) has / been C) did / go D) has / gone
The factory workers are strike because they want more money. “Where Liz on holiday?”
in B) on C) out of D) of “She went to Paris.”
Thousands of people are work in this town. It’s really difficult did / went B) has / been C) did / go D) has / gone
to get a job. “ John ever to Paris?”
in B) on C) out of D) of “Oh, yes. Five times.”
I got a cheque a hundred pounds this morning. Did / go B) Has / gone C) Has / been D) Does / go
in B) on C) out of D) of The police the public that the man is dangerous.
You’re really annoying me. You’re doing it purpose, aren’t have warned B) have been warned
you? C) has warned D) warned
in B) on C) out of D) of

I wasn’t happy at school. I wish I
happy.
has been B) had had C) will have D) had been
He didn’t pass his driving test. He wishes he it.

Pronunciation have passed B) had passed
Conditionals C) will pass D) pass
Time clauses (when, as soon as) I haven’t been to Beijing. I wish I to Beijing.
had been B) have been C) has been D) will be
Suppose! If it last weekend, we to play tennis.
rained - wouldn’t be able B) rains - won’t be able
C) rain - would be able D) had rained - could
Give me Peter’s letter. If I him, I it to him.

see-will give B) saw-would give
C) meet-would visit D) had seen- would give
I have to work about 80 hours a week, so I’m very busy. But if I

any spare time, I a sport like golf.
will have / will take up B) had / will take up
C) will have / had D) had / would take up
If I taller, I be a policeman, but I’m too short.

was / can B) had / could
C) were / could D) am / will
Please, start your meal. If you your soup now, it cold.

didn’t have / would go B) had / got
C) can eat / doesn’t go D) don’t have / will go
What noisy neighbors you’ve got! If my neighbors as bad as

yours, I crazy.
were / would go B) are / will go
C) are / would go D) had been / would have gone
If you any problems, let me know and I and help you

straight away
had / would come B) have / will come
C) had had / would come D) have / would go
You’re a brilliant cook! If I cook as well as you, I a

restaurant.
could / would open B) can / will open
C) could / will open D) can / would open
If there some nice fish in the supermarket, you

some for supper tonight?
had been / would / buy B) were / would / buy
C) is / will / buy D) are /will / buy
I’m small. I wish I small.

am not B) was C) were D) weren’t
I’m small. If only I taller.

were B) wasn’t C) am D) have
“We have mice in the kitchen.”

“If you a cat, the mice soon .”
had / would / disappear B) have / will / disappear
C) are / will / disappear D) had / will / disappear
We live in the city. We wish we in the country.

have lived B) living C) lived D) live
We live in the city. If only we in the city!

lived B) didn’t live C) haven’t lived D) living
I’m not having a holiday this year. I wish I a holiday.

was having B) is having C) will have D) have
I’m going to the dentist tomorrow. I wish I to the dentist.

am not going B) will go
C) wasn’t going D) went
I can’t ski. I wish I ski.

can B) could C) will D) couldn’t


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Where you ? I student.

from Spain. I’m Rodriguez . She Italy.

Pierre is a French boy. from . He is teacher.

Oxford is English university. Oxford is English university.

Toyotas Japanese . A Mercedes is German car.

“What is ?” English is international language.

Elementary Test 1 2 Book 1 Part A

It’s good practice you.

Is your surname Anderson? I’m a class eight other students.

“Is your dog 2 years old?” He from Argentina. He is Mexico.

9. “ her surname Smith?” expensive -

12. “ you married?” “Are you married?”

It Monday today. Rolls-Royce cars are .

Book 1 Part A 3 Elementary Test 2

“Is it hot today?” Present Simple: Positive, Negative, Question

“ is his father’s job?” “He’s A: does Tony Blair live? B: In

This is those toy. does your father do in his free time?

They’re not his mistakes. A: does Natalie’s nephew do? B: He’s

A: does it rain here?

A: does Anthony go to work? B:

She from England.

Book 1 Part A 4 Elementary Test 3

a shower. designs buildings.

A nurse looks people in hospital. “What she do?”

He drives the children school.

He speaks to people his radio.

She likes going walks summer.

She goes skiing her free time.

“Does she live in Australia?”

Book 1 Part A 5 Elementary Test 2

Telling the time - Wh Questions It is half past eight.

What Dick and Tom like ? It is five to nine.

Do boys like jeans? It is five past nine.

My classmates on picnic every month. A friend of mine likes on picnic at weekends.

Mary face every morning. I my teeth every morning.

I a cigarette, but my teacher smoke. Kate live near Jane?

Summer holidays in June. She a bus to university.

Do you like in your free time? A: What you ?

Book 1 Part A 6 Elementary Test 4

he like his job? “How many languages you ?”

Where they live? They never go out Friday evenings .

Why you want to learn English? She loves to music.

We Algerians. They often eat in a restaurant Tuesdays.

What he do at weekends? summer I play tennis Sundays.

He hates football television. “ do you like your job?”

They like very much. “ do you travel to school?” “By

Vancouver is very cold winter. “ do you on Sundays?”

Book 1 Part A 7 Elementary Test 4

There are big cupboards in the kitchen.

There’s electric cooker.

Book 1 Part A 8 Elementary Test 5

A: How old you in 1990? B: I

A: How they after the accident?

A: How much the tea cups before?

A: Where they born?

I play chess I was five.

could you do when you seven.

A: languages Nicola speak when he a child?

Book 1 Part A 9 Elementary Test 5

A: can they a computer? “Where you born?” “I

A: can Alison go skiing? B: On I was Adam’s party Saturday.

Book 1 Part A 10 Elementary Test 6