Test of English Grammar Knowledge (Test B)

Sep 10, 2016

Assessment criteria:

Assessment criteria:
Time limit: 30 minutes

• 25 to 74% — Elementary level
• 75 to 100% — Intermediate level

Test B
1. Federico and Sofia . . .
  are
  Italian.
  1. isn’t
  2. is
  3. am
  4. are
2. My parents have got four . . .
  children
  .
  1. children
  2. childrens
  3. childs
  4. child
3. There’s . . .
  a
  book on the table.
  1. five
  2. some
  3. a
  4. an
4. My sister’s fifteen. . . .
  She’s
  called Ana.
  1. She’s
  2. You’re
  3. It’s
  4. He’s
5. I’ve got two brothers. . . .
  Their
  bedroom is very big.
  1. Her
  2. Their
  3. His
  4. Your
6. . . .
  Where
  are you from?
  1. What
  2. When
  3. Where
  4. Who
7. This is my pen. . . .
  Those
  are your pens on the table.
  1. This
  2. Those
  3. That
  4. It
8. . . .
  There
  are twenty-five students in my class.
  1. There
  2. It
  3. We
  4. They
9. There’s a table in the classroom but there aren’t . . .
  any
  computers.
  1. the
  2. a
  3. some
  4. any
10. My mother’s got blue eyes but my . . .
  father’s
  eyes are brown.
  1. fathers
  2. father’s
  3. fathers’
  4. father
11. . . .
  Have
  you got any oranges?
  1. Do
  2. Is
  3. Have
  4. Has
12. They speak French but they . . .
  don’t
  speak Spanish.
  1. does
  2. don’t
  3. do
  4. doesn’t
13. . . .
  Does
  she play the piano?
  1. Does
  2. Don’t
  3. Is
  4. Do
14. I . . .
  usually go
  to bed at 9 o’clock.
  1. go usually
  2. go sometimes
  3. usually go
  4. go never
15. We like her but she doesn’t like . . .
  us
  .
  1. I
  2. us
  3. they
  4. she
16. He . . .
  is wearing
  a red T-shirt today.
  1. is wearing
  2. doesn’t wear
  3. are wearing
  4. wears
17. I don’t like . . .
  watching
  football.
  1. to watching
  2. watch
  3. watching
  4. doing
18. My friend, Dan, . . .
  wasn’t
  at school yesterday because he was ill.
  1. wasn’t
  2. isn’t
  3. were
  4. weren’t
19. Where . . .
  did you go
  last Saturday?
  1. you go
  2. do you go
  3. did you go
  4. does he go
20. What . . .
  are you going
  to do next weekend?
  1. are you going
  2. do you go
  3. are they doing
  4. did they go
21. He . . .
  can play
  the guitar very well.
  1. does
  2. play
  3. can
  4. can play
22. We usually go to the cinema on Saturdays but we . . .
  aren’t going
  today.
  1. aren’t going
  2. doesn’t go
  3. don’t go
  4. isn’t going
23. . . .
  Are they playing
  football with us tomorrow?
  1. You are doing
  2. Are they playing
  3. Do we play
  4. Does he do
24. He’s more . . .
  intelligent
  than his sisters.
  1. intelligent
  2. taller
  3. big
  4. oldest
25. London is . . .
  the most expensive
  city in England.
  1. more expensive
  2. bigger
  3. most expensive
  4. beautiful
26. I . . .
  went
  to Madrid last week.
  1. am not going
  2. went
  3. was
  4. go
27. His English is very good. He speaks it very . . .
  quickly
  .
  1. slowly
  2. quickly
  3. good
  4. badly
28. We . . .
  were having
  lunch in the café when we saw Tim.
  1. were having
  2. had
  3. was having
  4. are having
29. The TV is very loud, Jane. . . .
  Turn
  it down, please.
  1. Turn
  2. Turning
  3. Turned
  4. Don’t turn
30. You . . .
  must
  take your passport when you go to the USA.
  1. don’t have to
  2. should
  3. mustn’t
  4. must
31. They . . .
  will call
  you tomorrow.
  1. is going to call
  2. will call
  3. calls
  4. is calling
32. If he . . .
  passes
  the exam, he’ll go to university.
  1. passes
  2. won’t pass
  3. is passing
  4. will pass
33. I’ll buy . . .
  some
  bread if I go to the supermarket.
  1. an
  2. some
  3. a
  4. any
34. . . .
  Have
  you ever met a famous person?
  1. Have
  2. Do
  3. Did
  4. Has
35. They’ve never . . .
  been
  to a big city.
  1. saw
  2. been
  3. gone
  4. seen
36. It’s not my jacket. It’s . . .
  his
  .
  1. her
  2. him
  3. his
  4. mine
37. She hasn’t arrived . . .
  yet
  .
  1. just
  2. yet
  3. already
  4. ever
38. I’m not hungry. I . . .
  have just
  had breakfast.
  1. already have
  2. have yet
  3. have just
  4. haven’t yet
39. You don’t . . .
  have to
  phone him now. You can phone him tomorrow.
  1. mustn’t
  2. must
  3. have
  4. have to
40. This is the best ice cream in the world. It . . .
  is made
  in Italy.
  1. were made
  2. made
  3. makes
  4. is made
41. The book . . .
  was written
  in 1954.
  1. was written
  2. were written
  3. is written
  4. wrote
42. If you see a shark, . . .
  swim
  fast!
  1. swimming
  2. swim
  3. are swimming
  4. to swim
43. When I was a child I . . .
  had to
  wear glasses.
  1. have to
  2. must
  3. had to
  4. mustn’t
44. These jeans are . . .
  not big enough
  . They’re too small for me.
  1. not big enough
  2. too big
  3. enough big
  4. big enough
45. It’s . . .
  such a
  lovely dress. Why don’t you buy it?
  1. very
  2. so
  3. such
  4. such a
46. The concert . . .
  had
  already started when we got to the theatre.
  1. has
  2. was
  3. had
  4. have
47. They . . .
  used to
  live in Warsaw before they went to London.
  1. use to
  2. were
  3. had used to
  4. used to
48. He told me he . . .
  was arriving
  at 7 o’clock.
  1. arriving
  2. has arrived
  3. was arriving
  4. arrive
49. I’m not sure if I’ll go to the cinema. I . . .
  might
  stay at home.
  1. might
  2. mustn’t
  3. has to
  4. must
50. That’s Mrs Williams. She’s the teacher . . .
  who
  gives us English classes.
  1. when
  2. who
  3. where
  4. which
51. They don’t know the answer, . . .
  do they
  ?
  1. aren’t they
  2. do they
  3. don’t they
  4. are they
52. She . . .
  has been waiting
  for Bill for an hour — he’s late!
  1. is waiting
  2. has been waiting
  3. was waiting
  4. waits
53. I went to the shop . . .
  to buy
  some chocolate.
  1. to buy
  2. for to buy
  3. to buying
  4. for buying
54. They come from Tokyo. They . . .
  must
  be Japanese.
  1. can
  2. could
  3. can’t
  4. must
55. He’s late. He must . . .
  have missed
  the bus.
  1. miss
  2. have missed
  3. missing
  4. had missed
56. If you . . .
  had
  told me she was going to the party, I wouldn’t have gone.
  1. have
  2. would have
  3. has
  4. had
57. The teacher . . .
  made me
  do my homework again.
  1. make me
  2. made me to
  3. makes
  4. made me
58. A: I don’t want to see that show.
  B: . . .
  Neither do I
  . It looks terrible.
  1. So I do
  2. Neither I do
  3. So do I
  4. Neither do I
59. They asked us . . .
  if we had seen
  Jason last week.
  1. have we seen
  2. have you seen
  3. if we had seen
  4. did you see

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