English Grammar Placement Test (Level 3-B)

Sep 10, 2016

Assessment criteria:

Assessment criteria:
Time limit: 20 minutes

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

Have they finished working yet? I don’t think . . .
so
.
1. it
2. that
3. so
Please ask . . .
her to
see me.
1. her
2. her to
3. to her to
Somebody stole her bag so she . . .
borrowed
money from a friend.
1. lent
2. earned
3. borrowed
When he heard the news, he . . .
just smiled
.
1. just smiled
2. has just smiled
3. was just smiling
. . .
“Whose
books are these?”
“They’re mine!”
1. Which
2. What
3. Whose
You . . .
must
have a ticket to travel on the train.
1. must
2. need
3. want
I . . .
haven’t seen
my uncle since last year.
1. didn’t see
2. don’t see
3. haven’t seen
Those people with the guide have never been . . .
abroad
before.
1. abroad
2. foreign
3. outside
My wife doesn’t eat meat, and I don’t, . . .
either
.
1. either
2. too
3. neither
Have you had . . .
enough
to eat?
1. enough
2. too many
3. some more
Who was the girl . . .
that you were speaking to
?
1. spoke to you
2. that you were speaking to
3. that you spoke
She was born . . .
100 years ago
.
1. since 100 years
2. 100 years ago
3. for 100 years
We must go now. Call the waiter and ask for the . . .
bill
.
1. bill
2. price
3. cost
Hurry, children! I’m going to . . .
take
you to school in the car.
1. bring
2. carry
3. take
She’s a friend of . . .
theirs
.
1. them
2. theirs
3. their
There isn’t much news in the paper today, . . .
is there
?
1. isn’t it
2. is there
3. are there
I couldn’t find my hat . . .
anywhere
.
1. nowhere
2. everywhere
3. anywhere
This book is very easy . . .
to
understand.
1. for
2. in
3. to
I . . .
was still
in bed when she arrived.
1. was still
2. was yet
3. still was
We can go out now . . .
while
it isn’t raining.
1. for
2. so
3. while
Is . . .
her hair longer
than mine?
1. longer her hair
2. her hair longer
3. her hair more long
. . .
How far
is it to your parents’ house?
1. How long
2. How much way
3. How far
You . . .
needn’t
come if you don’t want to.
1. couldn’t
2. haven’t
3. needn’t
We’re all hungry. Go out and buy another . . .
loaf
.
1. bread
2. loaf
3. sandwich
She’ll be 16 on her next birthday, . . .
won’t
she?
1. isn’t
2. won’t
3. hasn’t
If you want to succeed, you must work . . .
harder
.
1. harder
2. more hard
3. very hardly
“Come here!” the policeman said in a . . .
loud
voice.
1. big
2. loud
3. strong
Both . . .
of them
play the piano very well.
1. they
2. them
3. of them
She has a very good job. She earns a thousand pounds . . .
a
week.
1. a
2. for
3. the
. . .
Everyone
in the class likes that teacher.
1. Everyone
2. All students
3. All the students

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