Sep 10, 2016
- Assessment criteria:
- Test A
- She’s more . . . than her sisters.
- intelligent
- taller
- oldest
- big
- You don’t . . . go now. You can go tomorrow.
- have to
- have
- mustn’t
- must
- I’ve got two sisters. . . . bedroom is very big.
- His
- Your
- Her
- Their
- I’ll buy . . . milk if I go to the supermarket.
- a
- some
- an
- any
- He hasn’t phoned . . . .
- just
- already
- ever
- yet
- They’re late. They must . . . the train.
- have missed
- missing
- miss
- had missed
- Maria and Fernando . . . Spanish.
- are
- is
- isn’t
- am
- I went to the supermarket . . . some food.
- for to buy
- to buying
- for buying
- to buy
- This is my book. . . . are your books on the table.
- It
- That
- This
- Those
- It’s not my bag. It’s . . . .
- mine
- hers
- him
- her
- . . . are twenty students in my class.
- It
- We
- They
- There
- It’s . . . beautiful day. Let’s go out.
- so
- such a
- such
- very
- We . . . a coffee in the café when we saw Tom.
- was having
- were having
- are having
- had
- I’m not hungry. I . . . had lunch.
- have just
- have yet
- just have
- already have
- She . . . a black T-shirt today.
- wears
- are wearing
- doesn’t wear
- is wearing
- My brother’s sixteen. . . . called Tom.
- It’s
- He’s
- You’re
- She’s
- This is the best chocolate in the world. It . . . in Switzerland.
- is made
- makes
- were made
- made
- A: I don’t want to go there again.
B: . . . . It was horrible.- Neither do I
- So I do
- So do I
- Neither I do
- That’s Mr Thomson. He’s the teacher . . . gives us a lot of tests.
- who
- where
- which
- when
- My friend, Jack, . . . at school yesterday because he was ill.
- was
- isn’t
- wasn’t
- were
- . . . tennis with us tomorrow?
- Do we play
- You are doing
- Are they playing
- Does he do
- What . . . to do next weekend?
- are you doing
- are you going
- did they go
- do you go
- . . . you ever met a famous person?
- Did
- Do
- Has
- Have
- You . . . take your passport when you travel to another country.
- don’t have to
- must
- mustn’t
- should
- . . . are you from?
- When
- Where
- Who
- What
- They come from Rome. They . . . be Italian.
- can
- can’t
- must
- could
- I don’t like . . . football.
- playing
- doing
- to playing
- play
- The teacher . . . do the test again.
- make us
- made us
- made us to
- makes
- I . . . for three hours. I haven’t finished it yet!
- have been reading
- read
- was reading
- am reading
- . . . you got any apples?
- Is
- Do
- Have
- Has
- If you went to bed earlier, you . . . so tired.
- will feel
- didn’t feel
- wouldn’t feel
- would feel
- My parents have got blue eyes but my . . . hair is black.
- fathers’
- father
- fathers
- father’s
- We usually go to the disco on Saturdays but we . . . today.
- don’t go
- isn’t going
- doesn’t go
- aren’t going
- At school last year I . . . wear black shoes.
- must
- had to
- have to
- mustn’t
- The music is very loud, Bob. . . . it down, please.
- Turning
- Turn
- Turned
- Don’t turn
- They speak English but they . . . speak French.
- does
- do
- doesn’t
- don’t
- We . . . you next week.
- see
- is going to see
- is seeing
- will see
- Where . . . last night?
- do you go
- does she go
- did you go
- you go
- They don’t live here, . . . ?
- do they
- don’t they
- aren’t they
- are they
- I . . . up at 7 o’clock.
- get often
- get sometimes
- usually get
- get usually
- If you see a snake, . . . !
- ’ll run
- running
- to run
- run
- . . . he play the guitar?
- Does
- Don’t
- Is
- Do
- She said she . . . at 9 o’ clock.
- was coming
- come
- has come
- coming
- There’s . . . pencil on the table.
- two
- a
- some
- an
- Her Spanish is very good. She speaks it very . . . .
- slowly
- badly
- quickly
- good
- If she . . . the exam, she’ll go to university.
- is passing
- will pass
- won’t pass
- passes
- They . . . live in Buenos Aires before they went to Madrid.
- use to
- had used to
- were
- used to
- This jacket is . . . . It’s too short for me.
- long enough
- too long
- enough long
- not long enough
- There’s a blackboard in the classroom but there aren’t . . . shelves.
- a
- any
- the
- some
- If I . . . known he was going to the disco, I wouldn’t have gone.
- would have
- have
- had
- has
- London is the . . . city in Britain.
- more expensive
- bigger
- beautiful
- most expensive
- I’m not sure if I’ll go to the party. I . . . stay at home.
- mustn’t
- has to
- must
- might
- They’ve never . . . to a rock concert.
- gone
- saw
- seen
- been
- They’ve got three . . . .
- child
- child’s
- childrens
- children
- The film . . . already started when we got to the cinema.
- was
- has
- had
- have
- She asked me . . . to play tennis the next day.
- do you want
- if
- if I wanted
- do I want
- She . . . the piano very well.
- does
- can play
- can
- play
- We like him but he doesn’t like . . . .
- he
- we
- they
- us
- I . . . to Warsaw last week.
- went
- was
- am not going
- go
- The book . . . in 1954.
- wrote
- were written
- was written
- is written
- She’s more . . . than her sisters.
arrow_backarrow_forward
© 2020 DrillPal.com