English Grammar Placement Test (Level 4-A)

Sep 10, 2016

Assessment criteria:

Assessment criteria:
Time limit: 20 minutes

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

Would you like some more coffee? There’s still . . .
a little
left.
1. a little
2. little
3. a few
4. few
She’s already . . .
as tall as
her mother.
1. so tall than
2. as tall than
3. so tall as
4. as tall as
Mary wants to know if she can bring a friend of . . .
hers
to the party.
1. her
2. him
3. hers
4. his
My brother, . . .
who
lives in Spain, is coming to visit us.
1. which
2. that
3. what
4. who
If you . . .
don’t come
soon, we’ll miss the start of the film.
1. aren’t coming
2. don’t come
3. won’t come
4. wouldn’t come
I don’t allow my children . . .
to behave
so badly.
1. that they behave
2. behave
3. to behave
4. behaving
I . . .
enjoy
watching that programme because it’s very interesting.
1. amuse
2. please
3. smile
4. enjoy
. . .
I was told
that you would be at the meeting.
1. I was said
2. It was said me
3. I was told
4. It was told me
I’ll ring you when I . . .
arrive at
the hotel.
1. arrive at
2. will arrive at
3. arrive to
4. will arrive to
She’s got a much more interesting . . .
job
in the company now.
1. job
2. work
3. employ
4. reward
Can you lend me . . .
a pair of
scissors?
1. a
2. two
3. a couple of
4. a pair of
It will cost a lot of money to have . . .
that work done
.
1. that work done
2. that work made
3. done that work
4. made that work
I . . .
would rather
have tea than coffee.
1. would like more
2. prefer
3. had better
4. would rather
Good . . .
luck
! I hope you win.
1. sort
2. wish
3. luck
4. chance
Take an umbrella . . .
in case
it rains while you are out.
1. if
2. in case
3. because
4. for
I couldn’t hear what she was . . .
saying
.
1. telling
2. saying
3. talking
4. speaking
You nearly had an accident. You . . .
should
drive more carefully.
1. would
2. ought
3. should
4. had to
That’s the hotel . . .
where
we stayed last year.
1. which
2. that
3. what
4. where
I had fallen asleep and didn’t realise at first that the phone . . .
was ringing
.
1. rang
2. was ringing
3. has rung
4. had rung
I broke a . . .
wine glass
while I was doing the washing-up
1. glass wine
2. wine glass
3. glass for wine
4. glass of wine
Would you mind . . .
looking after
the children while I’m out?
1. looking after
2. looking for
3. caring
4. taking care
I’ll write him a note . . .
so
he’ll know where we are.
1. that
2. so
3. for
4. as
That man . . .
stole
my purse.
1. robbed me
2. stole me
3. robbed
4. stole
They . . .
met
on holiday and . . .
fell
in love.
1. found | fell
2. knew | became
3. met | got
4. saw | grew
We had a lovely time. It was . . .
such a
good party.
1. so
2. such
3. a so
4. such a
They will never agree because they hate . . .
each
other.
1. each
2. each to
3. one to
4. to one
The furniture for their house has cost them a large . . .
amount
of money.
1. lot
2. amount
3. number
4. piece
He’s going to have a new . . .
suit
made to wear at the wedding.
1. dress
2. clothes
3. cloth
4. suit
I’m going to the supermarket . . .
to buy
a few things.
1. to buy
2. for buy
3. for buying
4. in order buy
I’ll be sad when I have to give . . .
up
playing tennis.
1. off
2. in
3. out
4. up

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