ESL Grammar (Placement Test B)

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Sep 10, 2016

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I . . .
am
a student.
1. is
2. am
3. are
4. be
A: Are they students?
B: No, they . . .
aren’t
.
1. not
2. isn’t
3. aren’t
4. are
. . .
Is
Maria your friend?
1. Be
2. Are
3. Is
4. Can
We . . .
aren’t
French.
1. isn’t
2. not
3. no
4. aren’t
A: . . .
Who
is Mrs. Smith?
B: My English teacher.
1. Who
2. Where
3. How
4. Whom
A: . . .
How old
is your brother?
B: Sixteen.
1. How old
2. When
3. What age
4. How much
A: . . .
Where
are they from?
B: London.
1. When
2. What
3. Who
4. Where
A: . . .
When
is your birthday?
B: It’s today.
1. What
2. When
3. How old
4. What time
Where are . . .
they
?
1. their
2. them
3. us
4. they
You can phone . . .
me
this evening.
1. me
2. mine
3. my
4. I
. . .
We
are at school.
1. I
2. She
3. We
4. It
They’re . . .
her
friends.
1. she
2. hers
3. theirs
4. her
The cat likes . . .
its
milk.
1. it
2. its
3. it is
4. it’s
The book is . . .
on
the table.
1. next
2. on
3. up
4. over
I watch TV . . .
in
the evening.
1. on
2. at
3. of
4. in
My birthday is . . .
on
Saturday.
1. at
2. in
3. on
4. for
We have a holiday . . .
in
August.
1. by
2. on
3. in
4. to
They are . . .
in
France.
1. on
2. in
3. for
4. to
. . .
Don’t
run!
1. Don’t
2. Not
3. Doesn’t
4. Not to
. . .
Look
at John!
1. Look
2. Looking
3. Looked
4. To look
A: Come here! What are . . .
these
?
B: They’re my socks.
1. this
2. that
3. those
4. these
Pass me . . .
that
book over there, please.
1. this
2. those
3. that
4. these
Mr. Smith is . . .
an old
man. He’s 99.
1. a old
2. old
3. an old
4. the old
She’s got . . .
a new
job.
1. a new
2. new
3. the new
4. an new
A: Where’s Sue?
B: In . . .
the kitchen
.
1. the kitchen
2. a kitchen
3. one kitchen
4. kitchen
This is a photo of our two dogs. My dog is . . .
the dog
near the tree.
1. one dog
2. dog
3. a dog
4. the dog
Are you from . . .
the U.K.
?
1. a U.K.
2. an U.K.
3. U.K.
4. the U.K.
Three . . .
boys
.
1. boy
2. boyes
3. boys
4. bois
Five . . .
classes
.
1. class
2. classes
3. classies
4. clases
Two . . .
children
.
1. childs
2. childrens
3. children
4. child
He is from . . .
Ireland
.
1. the Ireland
2. Irelands
3. Irish
4. Ireland
My friend is . . .
Italian
.
1. Italian
2. Italy
3. Italians
4. Italia
Her wardrobe is in her . . .
bedroom
.
1. bedroom
2. classroom
3. kitchen
4. garden
She is . . .
fat
.
1. wide
2. weight
3. weigh
4. fat
7 +7 = . . .
fourteen
1. fourteen
2. four
3. forty
4. fourth
(4^th) fourth, (5^th) . . .
fifth
, (6^th) sixth, (7^th) seventh
1. five
2. fifth
3. fiveth
4. fivth
It’s (3.15) . . .
quarter past three
.
1. fifteen past three
2. three and quarter
3. quarter past three
4. quarter to three
It’s (2.55) . . .
five to three
.
1. fifty-five to three
2. fifty-five past two
3. five to two
4. five to three
It’s (1.30) . . .
half past one
.
1. thirty past one
2. half past one
3. half past two
4. one and thirty
A: Hi, I’m Sue. What’s your name?
B: My name’s Kate.
A: . . .
Nice to meet you.
1. Yes, please.
2. Nice to meet you.
3. Yes, it is.
4. No, thanks.
I can’t . . .
swim
.
1. swim
2. to swim
3. swimming
4. to swimming
A: Can you dance?
B: Yes, I . . .
can
.
1. do
2. dance
3. can
4. am
I like . . .
playing
tennis.
1. played
2. to playing
3. playing
4. play
What’s . . .
the weather
like today?
1. a weather
2. the weather
3. weather
4. some weather
Can you play . . .
chess
?
1. chess
2. the chess
3. a chess
4. at
A: . . .
What
is your favourite colour?
B: Blue.
1. Why
2. How
3. Where
4. What
A: . . .
How often
do you play football?
B: Never.
1. How much
2. How many
3. How often
4. How
A: . . .
Whose
pen is this?
B: It’s John’s.
1. Who
2. Whose
3. What
4. Which
A: . . .
How much
is it?
B: 500 euros.
1. Which
2. How often
3. How many
4. How much
John . . .
has got
a motorbike.
1. has got
2. have got
3. get
4. getting
Our house . . .
hasn’t got
a big garden.
1. hasn’t got
2. haven’t got
3. not got
4. doesn’t got
A: Are there three cinemas here?
B: No, . . .
there aren’t
.
1. they aren’t
2. there aren’t
3. it isn’t
4. there isn’t
. . .
There is
a park over there.
1. It is
2. There are
3. There is
4. This is
Are there . . .
any
English dictionaries in the cupboard?
1. any
2. an
3. some
4. the
I haven’t got . . .
any
pets.
1. the
2. some
3. no
4. any
. . .
Some
of my friends are American.
1. Any
2. Some
3. One
4. Lot
What sports . . .
do you play
?
1. you play
2. does you play
3. do you play
4. play you
My father . . .
doesn’t work
in an office.
1. not works
2. doesn’t work
3. not working
4. don’t work
I . . .
drink
a glass of orange juice every morning.
1. am drinking
2. drinking
3. drink
4. drinks
Do you . . .
sometimes go
to the cinema?
1. sometimes go
2. go sometimes
3. sometimes to go
4. going sometimes
I . . .
don’t often phone
him.
1. often not phone
2. often don’t phone
3. don’t phone often
4. don’t often phone
My sister . . .
is washing
her hair at the moment.
1. washing
2. washes
3. are washing
4. is washing
A: Are you doing your exercises?
B: No. . . .
I’m not
.
1. I not doing
2. I’m not
3. I don’t
4. I’m not doing
They’re happy because . . .
they’re watching
their favourite DVD.
1. they’re watching
2. they watch
3. they watches
4. they watching
He can . . .
ride
a horse.
1. go
2. play
3. ride
4. do
Can you . . .
play
basketball?
1. do
2. go
3. have
4. play
I . . .
do
my homework in the library.
1. do
2. have
3. make
4. can
He can . . .
take
good photos with his new camera.
1. make
2. have
3. do
4. take
I . . .
was
in London last week.
1. was
2. were
3. be
4. am
We . . .
weren’t
at home yesterday.
1. wasn’t
2. weren’t
3. not be
4. aren’t
A: Were your parents there?
B: No, they . . .
weren’t
.
1. wasn’t
2. not
3. were
4. weren’t
This is my . . .
mother’s
bike.
1. mother
2. mother’s
3. mothers
4. mothers’
Where are the . . .
girls’
mothers?
1. girl’s
2. girl’
3. girls’
4. girls
The school is near . . .
our
house.
1. our
2. us
3. ours
4. our’s
The posters are . . .
theirs
.
1. their
2. them
3. theirs
4. their’s
He goes to work . . .
by
car.
1. with
2. by
3. on
4. in
I can’t draw. I’m really bad . . .
at
drawing.
1. with
2. at
3. for
4. in
The bank is . . .
next
to the cinema.
1. opposite
2. past
3. across
4. next
What are you interested . . .
in
?
1. in
2. by
3. for
4. on
They play tennis . . .
at
weekends.
1. in
2. on
3. by
4. at
I get . . .
up
at 7 o’clock every morning.
1. up
2. on
3. out
4. over
She sings . . .
badly
.
1. bad
2. worst
3. badly
4. worse
Lions are . . .
dangerous
animals.
1. dangerous
2. danger
3. dangerously
4. dangers
This book is . . .
boring
.
1. bore
2. boring
3. bored
4. bores
Tim is . . .
older than
John.
1. the oldest
2. older than
3. older as
4. older
He’s the . . .
best
singer in the school.
1. well
2. better
3. most good
4. best
My new computer game is great. I love . . .
it
.
1. it
2. this
3. them
4. him
She plays tennis . . .
and
she does athletics.
1. but
2. because
3. and
4. so
John . . .
walked
to school last Monday.
1. walk
2. was walking
3. walked
4. walks
We . . .
didn’t buy
a newspaper yesterday.
1. not bought
2. don’t buy
3. didn’t bought
4. didn’t buy
A: Did you go to the party?
B: Yes, I . . .
did
.
1. go
2. did
3. went to
4. was
You . . .
mustn’t
feed the lions at the zoo.
1. must
2. mustn’t
3. can
4. do
They . . .
aren’t going to
have a holiday next year.
1. aren’t going
2. aren’t go to
3. don’t go to
4. aren’t going to
A: Is he going to buy a CD?
B: Yes, he . . .
is
.
1. going
2. is
3. buys
4. goes
. . .
Icy
roads are dangerous.
1. Icy
2. Ice
3. Iced
4. Icily
He is a good . . .
builder
.
1. build
2. building
3. builder
4. build
My favourite subject at school is . . .
science
.
1. science
2. scientist
3. scientific
4. scientifically
We go bowling at the bowling . . .
alley
every week.
1. rink
2. centre
3. park
4. alley
A: Do you want to come to the disco on Friday?
B: Sorry, . . .
I can’t
.
1. I’m not
2. I don’t come
3. I can’t
4. I don’t want
A: Let’s go to the cinema tonight.
B: . . .
That’s a good idea.
1. That’s a good idea.
2. Good luck.
3. Well done!
4. We’re going.

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