English Grammar Placement Test (Level 2-B)

Sep 10, 2016

Assessment criteria:

Assessment criteria:
Time limit: 20 minutes

• 25 to 74% — Elementary level
• 75 to 100% — Pre-intermediate level

What . . .
does John usually do
at weekends?
1. does John usually do
2. does John usually
3. usually does John
Which postcard . . .
did she send
you?
1. she sent
2. did she send
3. sent she to
She’s the . . .
prettiest
girl in the class.
1. prettier
2. prettiest
3. most pretty
I . . .
could
read when I was six.
1. can
2. could
3. knew
When he arrived . . .
home
, his wife wasn’t there.
1. home
2. at home
3. to home
Would you like . . .
to dance
?
1. dance
2. to dance
3. dancing
I never . . .
listen to
the radio.
1. listen
2. am listening
3. listen to
I think that somebody . . .
died
in the accident.
1. died
2. dead
3. was died
Anne is . . .
cleverer
than Catherine.
1. cleverer
2. more clever
3. more cleverer
We’re going . . .
shopping
now.
1. to shops
2. shopping
3. the shops
She was very sad and couldn’t stop . . .
crying
.
1. cry
2. crying
3. to cry
That coat is . . .
too
small for you.
1. so much
2. too much
3. too
Would you like some . . .
more
tea?
1. of
2. more
3. more of
She plays tennis very . . .
well
.
1. much
2. good
3. well
There wasn’t . . .
anybody
in the shop.
1. anybody
2. somebody
3. any people
I looked for you . . .
everywhere
but I couldn’t see you.
1. anywhere
2. somewhere
3. everywhere
I was hungry . . .
so
I had a sandwich.
1. but
2. because
3. so
Did you . . .
pay for
the two bus tickets?
1. pay
2. pay him
3. pay for
She . . .
told
me that the plane was late.
1. said
2. told
3. told to
She always has . . .
breakfast
in bed.
1. breakfast
2. a breakfast
3. the breakfast
I wanted to invite . . .
her to
the party.
1. her
2. her to
3. to her
We often have . . .
bad
weather here in winter.
1. a bad
2. the bad
3. bad
She’s wearing the same dress . . .
as
her sister.
1. as
2. than
3. that
. . .
Tell her
that I love her.
1. Tell
2. Tell her
3. Tell to her
. . .
Thank
you very much for your letter.
1. I am thanking
2. Thank
3. Thanks to
Don’t be angry! It makes things . . .
worse
.
1. worse
2. worser
3. more worse
I can’t see James in the picture because there’s somebody . . .
in front
of him.
1. below
2. behind
3. in front
He goes to the office . . .
by
train every day.
1. on
2. in
3. by
. . .
Aren’t they coming
to the party this evening?
1. Don’t they come
2. Aren’t they coming
3. Won’t they be come
That’s Mr Brown. He . . .
teaches
me English.
1. teach
2. teachs
3. teaches

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