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1English File Pre-intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2012

NAME CLASS

Entry TestENGLISH FILE

Pre-intermediate

19 What do you want _____ this weekend? A doing ■ B do ■ C to do ■ 20 _____ there any apples? I’m hungry! A Are ■ B Is ■ C Be ■ 21 She hardly _____ speaks in class. A never ■ B ever ■ C more ■ 22 Paul left school _____ 2010. A in ■ B on ■ C at ■ 23 That man drives _____. Don’t get in his car! A dangerous ■ B danger ■ C dangerously ■ 24 _____ your brother speak Spanish?

A Does ■ B Has ■ C Is ■ 25 We _____ to Athens and then we drove to Piraeus. A flew ■ B flown ■ C flied ■

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VOCABULARY

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: He drove the car into the _____. A kitchen ■ B bathroom ■

C garage ■✓

1 I usually _____ a sandwich for lunch. A have ■ B drink ■ C cook ■2 The number after 11 is _____. A eleven ■ B twelve ■ C twenty ■3 She answers the phone and talks to visitors.

She’s a _____. A receptionist ■ B musician ■ C builder ■4 My brother always wears _____. A an umbrella ■ B a purse ■ C glasses ■5 The number 100 is _____. A one thousand ■ B one hundred ■

C one million ■6 My uncle’s wife is my _____. A cousin ■ B aunt ■ C niece ■7 I _____ my homework every evening. A have ■ B make ■ C do ■8 Does Jake _____ much exercise? A do ■ B make ■ C play ■9 My friend is a _____. He works in a restaurant. A journalist ■ B nurse ■ C waiter ■ 10 I can speak _____. A French ■ B England ■ C Germany ■ 11 A What’s the time? B Sorry, I don’t have a _____. A time ■ B watch ■ C book ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: He _____ a doctor. He’s a nurse. A aren’t ■ B isn’t ■✓ C not ■1 What _____ next weekend? A are you going ■ B are you going to do ■

C do you do ■2 Have you ever _____ Mexican food? A eaten ■ B eat ■ C ate ■3 This is _____ old film. Have you seen it? A a ■ B an ■ C the ■4 My mum doesn’t like _____ tennis. A play ■ B to playing ■ C playing ■5 They _____ to the radio at the moment. A ’re listening ■ B listened ■ C listen ■6 I _____ to the USA. A ’ve never been ■ B am never been ■

C was never ■7 We _____ to the cinema last night. A going ■ B go ■ C went ■8 I’m five years older _____ my sister. A that ■ B than ■ C more ■9 She _____ to work yesterday because she was ill. A doesn’t go ■ B didn’t going ■

C didn’t go ■ 10 I _____ at the moment because I’m on holiday. A ’m not working ■ B don’t work ■

C not work ■ 11 I always _____ a shower before breakfast. A am having ■ B have ■ C has ■ 12 They _____ burgers. They had fish and chips. A didn’t have ■ B don’t have ■

C didn’t had ■ 13 Who _____ your favourite singers? A be ■ B are ■ C is ■ 14 How often _____ to the theatre? A go you ■ B do you go ■ C you go ■ 15 They _____ early at weekends. A haven’t got up ■ B aren’t getting up ■

C don’t get up ■ 16 This is _____ book I’ve ever read. A the best ■ B the most best ■

C the better ■ 17 I often go swimming _____ the weekend. A in ■ B for ■ C at ■ 18 How _____ bread do you eat? A lot ■ B much ■ C many ■


NAME CLASS

Entry TestENGLISH FILE

Pre-intermediate

12 The opposite of full is _____. A empty ■ B poor ■ C ugly ■ 13 A Where’s Tommy? B He’s _____ his bike. A riding ■ B driving ■ C playing ■ 14 A Would you like milk in your coffee? B No, just _____, please. A sweets ■ B cheese ■ C sugar ■ 15 In Spain, it’s usually hot in _____. A winter ■ B autumn ■ C summer ■ 16 The month after June is _____. A July ■ B May ■ C April ■ 17 She _____ the radio and listened to the news. A turned off ■ B looked for ■

C turned on ■ 18 The opposite of safe is _____. A dangerous ■ B expensive ■ C boring ■ 19 We’ve got a very good shower in the _____. A kitchen ■ B bathroom ■ C living room ■ 20 I’m waiting _____ the bus. It’s late! A to ■ B for ■ C at ■ 21 A Mike, this is Alice. B _____ to meet you, Alice. A Fine ■ B Nice ■ C Well ■ 22 Can you _____ a photo of us, please? A take ■ B make ■ C do ■ 23 Liam and Nancy came for lunch. We ate in the _____. A bedroom ■ B dining room ■ C garage ■ 24 You can buy medicine at a _____. A post office ■ B market ■ C chemist’s ■ 25 The day after Tuesday is _____. A Wednesday ■ B Thursday ■ C Friday ■

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NAME CLASS

1 Quick TestENGLISH FILE

Pre-intermediate

17 A Who’s that man? B Sorry, I _____ him. A ’m not knowing ■ B don’t know ■

C not know ■ 18 Where _____ born? A he’s ■ B he ■ C was he ■ 19 A What _____ like? B She’s got long, blond hair and she’s very pretty. A does she ■ B she looks ■

C does she look ■ 20 My watch _____. It’s broken. A isn’t working ■ B doesn’t working ■

C isn’t work ■20

VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) the opposite adjective A, B, or C.

Example: shy A extrovert ■✓ B funny ■

C mean ■1 thin A slim ■ B overweight ■ C bald ■2 hard-working A lazy ■ B serious ■ C friendly ■3 stupid A unkind ■ B clever ■ C talkative ■4 straight A long ■ B bald ■ C curly ■5 mean A unfriendly ■ B serious ■ C generous ■

b Tick (✓) the clothes word A, B, or C.

Example: You wear these on your feet. A boots ■✓ B jeans ■ C earrings ■6 This is a piece of jewellery for your arm. A scarf ■ B bracelet ■ C necklace ■7 You need this if your trousers are big. A trainers ■ B suit ■ C belt ■8 You wear them on your feet in summer. A sandals ■ B shorts ■ C leggings ■9 They go on your hands in winter. A socks ■ B tracksuits ■ C gloves ■

10 You wear it on your neck. A ring ■ B tie ■ C cap ■

11 You wear _____ on your legs. A a cardigan ■ B tights ■ C a scarf ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 Where _____ live? A you ■ B you do ■ C do you ■2 What time _____ to school this morning? A she got ■ B did she get ■ C did she got ■3 Be careful! You _____ a mistake. A are makeing ■ B making ■

C are making ■4 He _____ breakfast at work. A usually have ■ B has usually ■

C usually has ■5 She _____ people who talk a lot. A not likes ■ B doesn’t like ■ C don’t like ■6 My cousin _____ history at university. A studies ■ B studys ■ C studyes ■7 _____ away last weekend? A Did you go ■ B Did you went ■

C Went you ■8 A Why _____? B Because I’m happy. A you’re smiling ■ B do you smile ■

C are you smiling ■9 My father _____ work. He’s retired. A not ■ B doesn’t ■ C isn’t ■ 10 A _____ ? B He’s shy and quite serious. A What’s your brother like ■

B What does your brother like ■ C How’s your brother ■

11 What _____ you do for your last holiday? A were ■ B did ■ C are ■ 12 A How’s Faisal? B _____. A He’s very friendly. ■ B Fine, thanks. ■

C He’s tall and dark. ■ 13 I have driving lessons twice _____ week. A an ■ B a ■ C – ■ 14 How often _____ your cousins? A are you seeing ■ B you see ■

C do you see ■ 15 What time _____ the film start? A does ■ B do ■ C is ■ 16 A Why is he _____ that jacket? B Because it’s very cold today. A wears ■ B to wear ■ C wearing ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION

a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A van ■ B tram ■ C lane ■✓

1 A watches ■ B likes ■ C hates ■2 A clothes ■ B overweight ■ C gloves ■3 A clever ■ B people ■ C friendly ■4 A does ■ B laughs ■ C works ■5 A tights ■ B thin ■ C unkind ■

b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A afternoon ■✓ B afternoon ■ C afternoon ■

6 A appearance ■ B appearance ■ C appearance ■

7 A extrovert ■ B extrovert ■ C extrovert ■

8 A unfriendly ■ B unfriendly ■ C unfriendly ■

9 A talkative ■ B talkative ■ C talkative ■10 A example ■ B example ■ C example ■

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12 In winter, you don’t usually wear _____. A a scarf ■ B shorts ■ C gloves ■

13 Oh no! My _____ are different colours today! A jeans ■ B trousers ■ C socks ■

c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: John, tidy your room! All of your clothes are _____ the floor!

A in ■ B on ■✓ C next to ■14 Tonight, Lisa’s going _____ a date with Andrew.

A on ■ B out ■ C into ■15 I _____ on well with my brother. He’s a fun person to

spend time with. A go ■ B get ■ C do ■

16 A Who’s that _____ the middle of the photo? B That’s my cousin, Alexis. A on ■ B to ■ C in ■

17 Maria is sitting _____ to Salvador. A behind ■ B opposite ■ C next ■

18 There’s a small table _____ the two chairs. A under ■ B between ■ C in front ■

19 A What’s drum n bass? B It’s _____ of music. I love it! A kind ■ B example ■ C a kind ■

20 Extrovert is _____ shy. A the opposite of ■ B the opposite ■

C opposite of ■20


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

18 A Who _____ the match? B Milan. It was 3–0. A won ■ B winned ■ C was winning ■ 19 What _____ doing when you arrived? A was he ■ B were he ■ C he was ■ 20 He’s very tall, _____ he’s not very good at basketball. A because ■ B although ■ C but ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) the correct past simple form A, B, or C.

Example: speak A spoke ■✓ B speaked ■

C speak ■1 run A ranned ■ B ran ■ C runned ■2 take A taked ■ B toke ■ C took ■3 buy A bought ■ B buyed ■ C brought ■4 choose A chosed ■ B choosed ■ C chose ■5 put A puted ■ B put ■ C putted ■

b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences about holidays.

Example: I always _____ lots of photos on holiday. A take ■✓ B make ■ C get ■6 The market was ________with a lot of tourists. A basic ■ B disgusting ■ C crowded ■7 We _____ bicycles for the week, so we could travel

cheaply. A bought ■ B spent ■ C hired ■8 They couldn’t sleep because the road outside the

hotel was ________. A luxurious ■ B noisy ■ C foggy ■9 I’m _____ our flights online. A booking ■ B having ■ C renting ■

10 We didn’t go _____ last year. We stayed in this country.

A abroad ■ B holiday ■ C sightseeing ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 They _____ their hotel. A didn’t liked ■ B don’t liked ■

C didn’t like ■2 _____ to the cinema last night? A Did you go ■ B Did you went ■

C Were you ■3 The bus _____ outside the restaurant. A stoped ■ B stopped ■ C was stop ■4 When we arrived, it _____. A was snow ■ B were snowing ■

C was snowing ■5 We were very late, _____ we took a taxi. A because ■ B but ■ C so ■6 When I _____ her, she was working in a bank. A met ■ B meet ■ C was meeting ■7 Who _____ that email to? A he wrote ■ B did he write ■

C he was writing ■8 We sat down on the beach. It started to rain five

minutes _____ ! A then ■ B after ■ C later ■9 It was really cold in Madrid, _____ it’s normally hot

there. A because ■ B although ■ C so ■ 10 I was really tired _____ I decided not to go out. A so ■ B but ■ C because ■ 11 A Were the children playing in the garden? B No, they _____. A aren’t ■ B wasn’t ■ C weren’t ■ 12 What _____ the weather like when you were there? A was ■ B did ■ C is ■ 13 _____ you buy the paper this morning? A Do ■ B Were ■ C Did ■ 14 I usually go by bus, but yesterday I _____ by train. A goed ■ B go ■ C went ■ 15 When I saw him, he _____ working; he was watching

TV. A didn’t ■ B wasn’t ■ C isn’t ■ 16 _____ it started raining, so we went inside. A Suddenly ■ B When ■ C After ■ 17 What _____ on your last holiday? A you did ■ B did you do ■ C did you ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A saw ■ B bought ■ C could ■2 A asked ■ B enjoyed ■ C liked ■3 A knew ■ B argued ■ C showed ■4 A thought ■ B put ■ C took ■5 A sunbathed ■ B decided ■ C invited ■

b Which words are not stressed in the sentences? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. (All the unstressed words have the /ə/ vowel sound.)

Example: We loved the food. A food ■ B the ■✓ C loved ■6 They were at a party. A party ■ B they ■ C were ■7 I was at work. A at ■ B I ■ C work ■8 We went out for dinner. A dinner ■ B for ■ C went ■9 It wasn’t a nice hotel. A a ■ B nice ■ C wasn’t ■

10 What was Charlie doing? A Charlie ■ B doing ■ C was ■

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c Tick (✓) the correct preposition A, B, or C.

Example: I play tennis _____ Tuesdays. A in ■ B at ■ C on ■✓

11 What did you study _____ university? A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

12 My cousin lives _____ Japan. A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

13 I can’t talk now. I’m _____ a bus and it’s noisy. A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

14 Are you visiting your grandparents _____ Christmas?

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■15 Please put those books back _____ the shelf.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■

d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the verb phrases.

Example: I play tennis _____ Tuesdays. A in ■ B at ■ C on ■✓

16 I _____ work very late tonight, and took the last train home.

A drove ■ B was ■ C left ■17 Never run _____ the road. It’s very dangerous.

A across ■ B next ■ C from ■18 Thanks for dinner. I _____ a wonderful evening.

A passed ■ B had ■ C took ■19 Sorry, I can’t stop. I’m _____ hurry.

A in a ■ B with ■ C to the ■20 We aren’t ready. Can you wait _____ us?

A to ■ B on ■ C for ■20


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

17 He likes things _____ are very expensive! A they ■ B which they ■ C which ■ 18 _____ some friends this evening. A I’m meeting ■ B I’m going meet ■

C I meet ■ 19 Marcia’s only eight, but she says she _____ a dancer. A is being ■ B is going being ■

C ’s going to be ■ 20 Is this the book _____ told me about? A which ■ B which you ■ C who you ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with words about air travel.

Example: We met our friends in the _____ terminal, then took them home.

A Arrivals ■✓ B Check-in ■ C Baggage ■

1 _____ between European cities are cheap these days. A Flying ■ B Flies ■ C Flights ■2 They looked in all our bags at _____. A customs ■ B lifts ■ C terminal ■3 The 12.05 to Florida leaves from _____ number 55. A terminal ■ B gate ■ C lift ■4 They checked our papers at passport _____. A drop-off ■ B control ■ C reclaim ■5 These bags are heavy. Can you get a _____, please? A gate ■ B terminal ■ C trolley ■6 You can leave your bag at _____. A check-in ■ B baggage reclaim ■

C control ■7 This is the last call for all _____ to Rio. A flyers ■ B tourists ■ C passengers ■8 Let’s take the _____ to the second floor. A lift ■ B terminal ■ C gate ■9 If you’re flying abroad, take your _____ with you! A pass ■ B passport ■ C card ■

10 The airport has two _____ for departures, and three for arrivals.

A customs ■ B flights ■ C terminals ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 That’s the shop _____ has the best clothes. A which ■ B which it ■ C where ■2 Do you think _____ tomorrow? A it’s going to rain ■ B it’s raining ■

C it rains ■3 The hotel _____ was called ‘The Malibu’. A what we stayed in ■ B which we stayed ■

C where we stayed ■4 A Is Mike going to get a summer job? B Yes, _____. A he’s getting ■ B he is ■ C he gets ■5 I’m looking for someone _____ can speak Chinese. A which ■ B what ■ C who ■6 A We’re on holiday in Paris next week. B Oh! _____ there? A Do you fly ■ B You going flying ■

C Are you flying ■7 Let’s find a place _____ we can sit down and have a

coffee. A which ■ B where ■ C that ■8 My brother’s going to university next year, but I _____. A don’t ■ B ’m going ■ C ’m not ■9 The girl _____ is sitting over there. A who I like ■ B who I like her ■

C which I like her ■ 10 _____ before lunchtime tomorrow? A Did they arrive ■ B Are they going to arrive ■

C Are they arrive ■ 11 When are we _____ leave? A going ■ B going to ■ C go to ■ 12 _____ we going by car or by bus? A Do ■ B Can ■ C Are ■ 13 A Are you visiting your cousins this summer? B Yes, _____. A we are ■ B we’re ■ C we’re visiting ■ 14 Look at those clouds! It _____. A is going raining ■ B going to rain ■

C is going to rain ■ 15 A nurse is a person _____ works at a hospital. A where ■ B who ■ C which ■ 16 Where _____? A you are going ■ B you going ■

C are you going ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A arrive ■ B lift ■ C flight ■2 A airport ■ B board ■ C word ■3 A passengers ■ B departures ■

C baggage ■4 A delayed ■ B gate ■ C passport ■5 A customs ■ B somebody ■

C opposite ■

b How is the pronunciation written in a dictionary? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: afternoon A /aːftəˈnuːn/ ■✓ B /ˈaːftənuːn/ ■

C /aːfˈtənuːn/ ■6 terminal A /ˈtɜːmɪnəl/ ■ B /tɜːˈmɪnəl/ ■

C /tɜːmɪˈnəl/ ■7 departures A /ˈdɪpaːtʃəz/ ■ B /dɪˈpaːtʃəz/ ■

C /dɪpaːˈtʃəz/ ■8 camera A /ˈkæmərə/ ■ B /kæˈmɜːrɜː/ ■

C /kæmæˈrə/ ■9 wi-fi A /ˈwɪːfɪː/ ■ B /ˈweɪfeɪ/ ■ C /ˈwɑɪfɑɪ/ ■

10 canal A /ˈkænəl/ ■ B /kəˈnæl/ ■ C /ˈkænæl/ ■

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b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

Example: I went _____ Chicago two years ago. A to ■✓ B in ■ C from ■

11 My plans depend _____ the weather. We need a sunny day for a picnic!

A from ■ B of ■ C on ■12 Let’s pay now. Can you ask the waiter _____ the bill,

please? A to ■ B for ■ C with ■

13 I’m sorry, but I don’t agree _____ you at all. A with ■ B about ■ C to ■

14 I wrote _____ Mike, but he didn’t answer. A for ■ B to ■ C about ■

15 A Sorry, I can’t pay _____ those trainers. They’re too expensive.

B Oh, OK Mum. What about these? They’re cheaper.

A on ■ B to ■ C for ■16 Sally invited us _____her party, but we couldn’t go.

A at ■ B on ■ C to ■17 What do you think _____ his latest film?

A to ■ B after ■ C of ■18 We like going skiing _____ the winter.

A in ■ B at ■ C on ■19 Did you speak _____ the boss about your holiday?

A of ■ B to ■ C for ■20 We never talk _____ politics. It’s boring.

A for ■ B about ■ C to ■20


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

19 I’ve been to Argentina once. I _____ to Buenos Aires last year.

A flew ■ B have flown ■ C fly ■ 20 Charlie Chaplin, who died in 1977, _____ over 80

films. A is making ■ B made ■ C has made ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: This book is very _____. A bored ■ B boring ■✓ C bore ■1 We’re going to buy a new car tomorrow! I’m really

_____. A excited ■ B exciting ■

C excitement ■2 Did you have a _____ weekend? A relax ■ B relaxing ■ B relaxation ■3 You look _____. Why don’t you sit down? A tired ■ B tiring ■ C tiredness ■4 I don’t often wear black. It looks a bit _____. A depressed ■ B depressing ■

C depression ■5 I’m _____. Let’s do something this afternoon. A bore ■ B boring ■ C bored ■

b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with words about shopping.

Example: We need to buy a lot of food here. Let’s use a _____.

A checkout ■ B trolley ■✓ C delivery ■

6 The shoes on this website are cheap, but _____ costs £15!

A stamp ■ B send ■ C delivery ■7 Make sure you have everything before you go to the

_____ to pay for it all. A assistant ■ B checkout ■ C basket ■8 I didn’t get this coat in a shop. I bought it _____. A online ■ B inline ■ C offline ■9 I’m taking this phone _____ to the shop. It doesn’t

work! A off ■ B back ■ C on ■

10 If you’re not sure about your size, the _____ rooms are over there.

A trying ■ B checking ■ C changing ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 _____ you ever bought anything on that website? A Did ■ B Have ■ C Has ■2 He’s never _____ a hat in his life. A wear ■ B wore ■ C worn ■3 _____ finished their dinner yet? A Are they ■ B Have they ■ C Did they ■4 I’ve _____ played three tennis matches this week. A already ■ B just ■ C yet ■5 Alicia isn’t here. She has just _____ out. A go ■ B went ■ C gone ■6 A Did Pavel phone this afternoon? B No, _____ phoned. A anybody ■ B somebody ■ C nobody ■7 We didn’t go _____ exciting on our holiday. A anywhere ■ B somewhere ■ C nowhere ■8 I’ve bought _____ really nice for dinner. Are you

hungry? A anything ■ B something ■ C nothing ■9 Listen – I have _____ important to tell you! A anything ■ B something ■ C nothing ■ 10 They _____ do anything at the weekend. A didn’t ■ B did ■ C doesn’t ■ 11 Have you ever _____ to South Africa? A been ■ B gone ■ C went ■ 12 My grandmother _____ never flown anywhere. A is ■ B has ■ C was ■ 13 I haven’t finished _____. I need two more minutes. A already ■ B just ■ C yet ■ 14 Don’t touch that wall. Dad’s _____ painted it. A already ■ B just ■ C yet ■ 15 We’ve already _____ this film three times. A saw ■ B see ■ C seen ■ 16 I don’t have _____ money to go out tonight. A anything ■ B any ■ C no ■ 17 A When _____? B In 1985. A have your parents met ■

B did your parents meet ■ C do your parents meet ■

18 My husband _____ liked going clothes shopping. A hasn’t never ■ B has ever ■ C has never ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A receipt ■ B click ■ C auction ■2 A jumper ■ B teenager ■ C young ■3 A yet ■ B under ■ C uniform ■4 A cinema ■ B proceed ■ C chemist’s ■5 A bridge ■ B just ■ C forget ■

b Which word has the same sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: phone A clothes ■✓ B shopping ■

C customer ■6 rubbish A lunch ■ B put ■ C student ■7 already A receipt ■ B depressed ■ C teenager ■8 just A argue ■ B uniform ■ C customer ■9 yellow A young ■ B chose ■ C enjoy ■

10 yet A year ■ B proceed ■ C checkout ■

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11 The colour of this skirt doesn’t _____ me at all. A fit ■ B suit ■ C match ■

12 A I’d like to buy this shirt. Here’s £40. B Thanks. Here’s £6 change, and your _____. A receipt ■ B bill ■ C money ■


Example: I need to _____ my room; it’s a mess. A tidy ■✓ B make ■ C do ■

13 If you want your clothes to look good, you need to do some _____!

A washing up ■ B ironing ■ C tidying ■14 Can you put _____ your things in the cupboard?

A off ■ B up ■ C away ■15 After dinner I _____ the table and did the washing

up. A made ■ B cleared ■ C laid ■

16 Don’t forget to _____ your bed before you go to school.

A make ■ B do ■ C have ■17 It’s Monday night, so you need to _____ the rubbish

out. A make ■ B take ■ C go ■

18 I need to _____ a phone call. Can I use your phone? A make ■ B take ■ C ring ■

19 I’m _____ a course in Spanish at the moment. A spending ■ B making ■ C doing ■

20 The children _____ a lot of noise last night. A did ■ B were ■ C made ■

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Pre-intermediate

19 Your flat is smaller _____ mine. A than ■ B then ■ C as ■ 20 He’s speaking _____ quietly for me to hear him. A so ■ B too ■ C enough ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with a word to describe towns and cities.

Example: We live on the _____. I love being by the sea. A south ■ B river ■ C coast ■✓

1 This city is too _____. We’re going to move to a cleaner place.

A dangerous ■ B polluted ■ C populated ■

2 The market was too _____ so we found a place with fewer people.

A empty ■ B modern ■ C crowded ■3 This city has a _____ of around 250,000. A population ■ B people ■ C tourists ■4 That part of town is _____. These streets are safer. A empty ■ B dangerous ■ C noisy ■5 You can buy anything at the _____ in the town

centre. A cathedral ■ B palace ■

C department store ■6 Rome has some amazing _____ buildings. A history ■ B historical ■ C cathedrals ■

b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct health and body word.

Example: Don’t stay out in the sun. It’s not good for your _____.

A bones ■ B skin ■✓ C brain ■7 A lot of people don’t have a _____ lifestyle. A health ■ B healthy ■ C healthful ■8 There are too many sweets and snacks in your _____. A date ■ B diet ■ C eating ■9 Eating lots of fruit and vegetables can _____ many

illnesses. A prevent ■ B proceed ■ C protect ■

10 Don’t forget to wear _____ when you go on the beach.

A sunbathe ■ B glasses ■ C sunscreen ■11 Be careful not to have too much _____ food.

A quick ■ B fat ■ C fast ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 You’re _____ at work than I am. A busy ■ B busier ■ C more busy ■2 I’m not very hungry, so I don’t want to eat _____ food. A too much ■ B too many ■ C too ■3 My new boss isn’t _____ nice as my old one. A more ■ B as ■ C the ■4 It’s the _____ city in the world. A crowded ■ B most crowded ■

C more crowded ■5 This is the _____ summer we’ve ever had! A worse ■ B baddest ■ C worst ■6 I need to go to the gym. I don’t _____ exercise. A do enough ■ B too much do ■

C enough do ■7 Do you play tennis as _____ as your sister? A best ■ B better ■ C well ■8 We don’t enjoy swimming in the sea. It’s_____ cold. A too much ■ B a few ■ C too ■9 Barcelona is _____ exciting city I’ve been to. A most ■ B the most ■ C more ■ 10 He plays computer games _____. A lot ■ B a lot ■ C a lot of ■ 11 A How much butter is there in the fridge? B Only a _____. A little ■ B few ■ C none ■ 12 This flat isn’t _____. We need a larger one. A enough big ■ B big enough ■ C too big ■ 13 My parents drive _____ than I do. A more slowly ■ B more slow ■

C more slower ■ 14 This mobile phone is _____ expensive than that one. A more ■ B most ■ C the most ■ 15 There are too _____ cars on this road. There’s nowhere

to park. A much ■ B many ■ C enough ■ 16 Luka is _____ person I know. A the friendlyest ■ B more friendly ■

C the friendliest ■ 17 It was the best holiday we’ve_____ had. A ever ■ B just ■ C never ■ 18 There was too_____ noise in the office. A much of ■ B many ■ C much ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A if ■ B try ■ C mind ■2 A cooking ■ B beautiful ■ C you ■3 A enough ■ B thought ■ C hurry ■4 A few ■ B choose ■ C good ■5 A diet ■ B lifestyle ■ C little ■



6 A beautiful ■ B beautiful ■ C beautiful ■7 A impatient ■ B impatient ■

C impatient ■8 A generous ■ B generous ■

C generous ■9 A unhealthy ■ B unhealthy ■

C unhealthy ■10 A romantic ■ B romantic ■

C romantic ■10


12 Having one or two coffees a day can be good _____ you.

A to ■ B for ■ C on ■13 A bad diet can _____ you illnesses like cancer.

A put ■ B make ■ C give ■14 Some activities stimulate the _____ and improve

your learning. A head ■ B brain ■ C think ■

15 Drinking milk helps young children have strong _____.

A brains ■ B skin ■ C bones ■


Example: I’m sorry, I can’t come out. I’m too _____. A busy ■✓ B tidy ■ C fast ■

16 Gina really hates waiting. She’s so _____ . A immediate ■ B impatient ■

C stressful ■17 These trains never arrive _____ time!

A on ■ B at ■ C by ■18 I left that job because it was too _____ for me.

A stressing ■ B stressful ■ C stressed ■19 We’re _____ time here, doing nothing. Can we go

now? A hurrying ■ B spending ■ C wasting ■

20 Mark’s in a _____, because he has a flight in an hour. A busy ■ B hurry ■ C stress ■

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Pre-intermediate

18 A _____ to Africa? B Yes, in 2009. A Went you ever ■ B Do you ever go ■

C Have you ever been ■ 19 I _____ the answer to your question. A don’t know ■ B ’m not knowing ■

C haven’t known ■ 20 A These books are really heavy! B I _____ you carry them, if you like. A ’m helping ■ B ’m going to help ■

C ’ll help ■20

VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) the opposite of the verb A, B, or C.

Example: pass (an exam) A fail ■✓ B take ■ C do ■1 teach (French) A learn ■ B read ■ C do ■2 leave (at six) A miss ■ B arrive ■ C catch ■3 catch (the bus) A lose ■ B miss ■ C leave ■4 forget (to pay) A learn ■ B fail ■ C remember ■5 find (your glasses) A fail ■ B miss ■ C lose ■6 buy (a house) A leave ■ B sell ■ C get ■7 borrow (money) A lend ■ B give ■ C lose ■8 pull (the door) A open ■ B push ■ C leave ■9 win (a match) A lose ■ B fail ■ C pass ■

10 get (an email) A send ■ B receive ■ C turn off ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 Cheer up. I’m sure you _____ your exams. A don’t fail ■ B won’t fail ■

C won’t to fail ■2 Do you think _____to the party? A they’ll come ■ B they come ■

C they will coming ■3 _____ I phone the restaurant and book a table? A Will ■ B Won’t ■ C Shall ■4 A It’s very warm here. B Yes. _____ the window. A I’ll open ■ B I’m opening ■ C I open ■5 Jorge fell over at the disco, when he _____. A danced ■ B was dancing ■

C am dancing ■6 I _____ in the evening. I’m too tired. A never study ■ B am never studying ■

C study never ■7 What _____ for your next summer holiday? A you will do ■ B are you going to do ■

C do you do ■8 _____ we going by train or by bus? A Do ■ B Will ■ C Are ■9 They haven’t studied enough. They _____ pass the

exam. A won’t ■ B will ■ C am to ■ 10 I _____ think she’ll like this film. She prefers romantic

stories. A won’t ■ B am not ■ C don’t ■ 11 I’ll _____ my homework before dinner, I promise. A do ■ B doing ■ C to do ■ 12 He’s very lazy. He _____ any homework this weekend. A doesn’t do ■ B isn’t do ■ C hasn’t done ■ 13 _____ I help you with the washing up? A Will ■ B Shall ■ C Are ■ 14 My cat _____ like milk. It only drinks water. A does ■ B doesn’t ■ C didn’t ■ 15 What _____ you doing when I called last night? A are ■ B did ■ C were ■ 16 What time _____ you get up this morning? A did ■ B do ■ C were ■ 17 A Do you think it’ll rain this afternoon? B Probably _____. A don’t ■ B not ■ C won’t ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A how ■ B know ■ C sew ■2 A phone ■ B show ■ C now ■3 A snow ■ B crowd ■ C loud ■4 A borrow ■ B town ■ C pound ■5 A throw ■ B down ■ C low ■

b Which verb has the same stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: agree A decide ■✓ B promise ■

C sunbathe ■6 borrow A invite ■ B prefer ■ C practise ■7 complain A depend ■ B happen ■ C offer ■8 repair A order ■ B prevent ■ C answer ■9 sunbathe A impress ■ B forget ■ C offer ■

10 promise A happen ■ B arrive ■ C invent ■

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b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: A I can’t come out, because I’m going away for a few days.

B Okay. Let’s go out when you _____ back. A ring ■ B come ■✓ C go ■

11 I can lend you £20, but please _____ me back this weekend.

A spend ■ B borrow ■ C pay ■12 Sam’s out at the moment, but I’ll ask him to _____

you back later. A answer ■ B call ■ C send ■

13 This camera doesn’t work! I’m _____ it back to the shop.

A taking ■ B bringing ■ C carrying ■14 A I’m really cold. Can I borrow a sweater?

B Of course. Just _____ it back next time I see you. A lend ■ B take ■ C give ■

15 Has Anna moved? They’ve _____ back this letter that I wrote to her.

A come ■ B sent ■ C written ■

c Tick (✓) the correct preposition, A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: I’m not really interested _____ history. Are you?

A in ■✓ B of ■ C about ■16 Astrid can’t swim. She’s frightened _____ the water.

A with ■ B of ■ C at ■17 Italy is famous _____ making the best ice-cream.

A of ■ B by ■ C for ■18 Are you interested _____ football?

A in ■ B to ■ C at ■19 Tom loves reading. His flat is full _____ books.

A with ■ B by ■ C of ■20 I’m not very good _____ tennis. I prefer volleyball.

A in ■ B with ■ C at ■20


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

20 Milos _____ to go now. He’s already late. A ’s ■ B must ■ C has ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: She _____ going to parties. A would ■ B wants ■ C likes ■✓

1 I _____ of working as a singer or an actor. A try ■ B dream ■ C plan ■2 We’re _____ to go abroad next summer. A planning ■ B liking ■ C loving ■3 Don’t _____ to turn off the light. A miss ■ B forget ■ C leave ■4 Please stop _____ so much noise. I’m trying to work! A making ■ B to make ■ C make ■5 He always _____ to help me with my homework. A offers ■ B thinks ■ C says ■6 I _____ to go to the bank today. A dream ■ B need ■ C like ■7 She’s _____ to buy a new house. A thought ■ B would like ■ C decided ■8 We’re _____ to buy a new flat soon. A hoping ■ B liking ■ C dreaming ■9 He went on _____ until he was an old man. A working ■ B work ■ C at working ■

10 Clara always _____ a long time getting dressed. A spends ■ B wants ■ C passes ■


Example: They’re enjoying _____ in Paris. A live ■ B living ■✓ C to live ■

11 I hope _____ my driving test soon. A for passing ■ B pass ■ C to pass ■

12 Have you thought _____ to college? A going ■ B to go ■ C about going ■

13 Hugo is very good _____ the piano. A to play ■ B at playing ■ C playing ■

14 My baby daughter has just started _____. A to walk ■ B walk ■ C to walking ■

15 Sara promised _____ us organize the party. A help ■ B to help ■ C helping ■

16 Have you finished _____ the washing up yet? A do ■ B to do ■ C doing ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 I need _____ to drive a car this summer. A learning ■ B learn ■ C to learn ■2 I don’t mind _____ time with my partner’s family. A to spend ■ B spend ■ C spending ■3 We stopped at a café _____ a drink and a break. A to have ■ B have ■ C for have ■4 _____ about everything is the best way to have a good

relationship. A Talking ■ B Talk ■ C The talking ■5 It’s interesting _____ your partner’s brothers and

sisters. A meet ■ B to meet ■ C for meet ■6 I don’t feel like _____ breakfast this morning. A having ■ B have ■ C to have ■7 You _____ pay to go into that museum. It’s free. A don’t must ■ B mustn’t ■

C don’t have to ■8 Could you _____ when you were four years old? A to swim ■ B swimming ■ C swim ■9 It’s a secret, so you _____ tell anybody. A mustn’t to ■ B mustn’t ■

C don’t have to ■ 10 Try _____ too much when you meet new people. A don’t talk ■ B not to talk ■ C no talking ■ 11 I would _____ work abroad in the future. A like to ■ B like ■ C to ■ 12 It’s important _____ to customers in my job. A listening ■ B to listen ■ C listen ■ 13 I opened the door _____ who was there. A see ■ B saw ■ C to see ■ 14 _____ books or magazines is a great way to relax. A Reading ■ B Read ■ C The reading ■ 15 I hate _____ for buses in the rain! A wait ■ B the wait ■ C waiting ■ 16 She’s good at _____. She makes fantastic pasta. A cooking ■ B to cook ■ C the cooking ■ 17 He _____ to work on Saturdays. He’s a shop assistant. A has ■ B must ■ C mustn’t ■ 18 You _____ touch that. It’s very dangerous. A has ■ B must ■ C mustn’t ■

19 Do you _____ to wear a uniform at your school? A must ■ B have ■ C mustn’t ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A mind ■ B why ■ C miss ■2 A smile ■ B lived ■ C since ■3 A high ■ B win ■ C try ■4 A science ■ B history ■ C child ■5 A quite ■ B arrive ■ C think ■

b Which word has a different number of syllables? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A liked ■✓ B wanted ■ C agreed ■ (one) (two) (two)

6 A relationship ■ B incredibly ■ C university ■

7 A language ■ B mustn’t ■ C ambitions ■8 A girlfriend ■ B invited ■ C parents ■9 A haven’t ■ B dreamed ■ C loved ■

10 A finished ■ B politics ■ C something ■

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17 His family spend a lot of money _____ expensive holidays.

A for having ■ B having ■ C for to have ■

18 I don’t want _____ out today. It’s too cold. A to go ■ B going ■ C go ■

19 He _____ to be rich, but he had no money! A pretended ■ B finished ■ C stopped ■

20 We’re learning _____ golf. A play ■ B playing ■ C to play ■

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NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

18 Oh, sorry! I picked up _____ jacket. A yours ■ B your’s ■ C your ■ 19 You shouldn’t _____ a lot of coffee. It’s bad for you. A drink ■ B to drink ■ C drinking ■ 20 I don’t think you _____ go out tonight. You’re very

tired. A may ■ B shouldn’t ■ C should ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct verb.

Example: I always _____ a suit to work. A carry ■ B wear ■✓ C try ■1 We should hurry or we’ll _____ the bus. A miss ■ B lose ■ C catch ■2 A party is a good place to _____ people. A know ■ B look like ■ C meet ■3 Don’t forget to _____ your homework. A do ■ B make ■ C write ■4 My sister _____ my mother. A looks ■ B like ■ C looks like ■5 He _____ the photograph. A watched ■ B looked at ■ C looked ■6 We _____ for the bus for an hour before it arrived. A hoped ■ B expected ■ C waited ■7 Rico doesn’t _____ much money as a waiter. A win ■ B earn ■ C spend ■8 You _____ very young in this photo. A look ■ B look at ■ C look like ■9 I can _____ you £10 until tomorrow, if you like. A borrow ■ B lend ■ C take ■

10 Marco _____ his girlfriend lots of lies. A said ■ B told to ■ C told ■


Example: Frank works very _____. He spent four hours on his homework!

A fast ■ B slowly ■✓ C slow ■11 Our French teacher speaks too _____ for me to

understand. A quick ■ B fast ■ C fastly ■

12 Your room is very _____ at the moment. A tidy ■ B tidily ■ C tidying ■

13 Our team played really _____, and we won the match.

A good ■ B well ■ C excellent ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 If the pool is open, we _____ for a swim. A go ■ B ’ll go ■ C ’d go ■2 She _____ speak to you again if you do that. A doesn’t ■ B wouldn’t ■ C won’t ■3 If you _____ time, will you come round for a coffee? A have ■ B will have ■ C had ■4 You’ve got an exam tomorrow. You _____ go out

tonight. A don’t should ■ B shouldn’t to ■

C shouldn’t ■5 A Is this _____? B No, it’s Maria’s. A yours book ■ B book yours ■ C your ■6 That’s not your mobile phone! It’s _____. A my ■ B my one ■ C mine ■7 You’ll love this film _____ you like mystery stories. A then ■ B if ■ C when ■8 You _____ walk home at night. It’s dangerous. A should ■ B shouldn’t ■ C shouldn’t to ■9 I think they _____ buy a new car. Their old one looks

terrible. A should ■ B should to ■ C mustn’t ■ 10 Nina couldn’t come to my birthday party, but I went

to _____. A her ■ B she’s ■ C hers ■ 11 If we _____ queues, the other queue will move quicker. A changed ■ B change ■ C will change ■ 12 She’ll be really happy if we _____ her to our party. A invited ■ B invite ■ C would invite ■ 13 If they _____ arrive in five minutes, we’ll go. A didn’t ■ B won’t ■ C don’t ■ 14 I don’t think you _____ tell your parents about this. A shouldn’t ■ B should ■ C should to ■ 15 A _____ go soon? B Yes, we should. It’s very late. A Should we ■ B We should ■

C Don’t we should ■ 16 You _____ spend so much money on clothes. A ought not ■ B didn’t ought ■

C ought not to ■ 17 A _____ car is this? B It’s ours. A Who’s ■ B Whose ■ C Who ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A should ■ B food ■ C good ■2 A enough ■ B would ■ C just ■3 A must ■ B foot ■ C love ■4 A could ■ B put ■ C but ■5 A boot ■ B look ■ C push ■

b Which letter isn’t pronounced? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: would A would ■✓ B would ■ C would ■6 mustn’t A mustn’t ■ B mustn’t ■ C mustn’t ■7 science A science ■ B science ■ C science ■8 girlfriend A girlfriend ■ B girlfriend ■

C girlfriend ■9 couldn’t A couldn’t ■ B couldn’t ■ C couldn’t ■

10 yesterday A yesterday ■ B yesterday ■

C yesterday ■10


14 The children were playing _____ outside. A happy ■ B happyly ■ C happily ■

15 They played a lovely _____ song. A sadly ■ B sadness ■ C sad ■


Example: I get _____ at 7.30 every day. A up ■✓ B down ■ C on ■

16 He studies a lot and his English is getting _____. A best ■ B better ■ C the best ■

17 My sister and her boyfriend are getting _____ next year.

A married ■ B marry ■ C marrying ■18 She got _____ the bus and walked home.

A on ■ B to ■ C off ■19 I get _____ well with my brothers and sisters.

A on ■ B to ■ C off ■20 He left work at six and got _____ at 6.30.

A to home ■ B the home ■ C home ■

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NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

18 _____ you stop working if you were rich? A Would ■ B Will ■ C Do ■ 19 My mum was a teacher _____ 25 years before retiring. A for ■ B since ■ C during ■ 20 We’ve lived here _____ I was a young child. A for ■ B since ■ C when ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences in the biography.

Example: She was _____ in 1922. A birth ■ B born ■✓ C die ■1 She went to _____ school when she was five. A primary ■ B secondary ■

C university ■2 She _____ secondary school when she was eighteen. A left ■ B went to ■ C retired ■3 She started _____ in a hospital. A a work ■ B the work ■ C working ■4 She _____ in love when she was twenty-four. A jumped ■ B caught ■ C fell ■5 She _____ when she was twenty-seven. A got married ■ B was marry ■

C got marry ■6 They _____ their first child when she was thirty. A got ■ B had ■ C became ■7 She and her husband_____ in 1964. A have separated ■ B were separate ■

C separated ■8 They _____ two years later. A divorce ■ B got divorced ■

C get divorced ■9 She _____ when she was sixty. A retired ■ B dead ■ C left ■

10 She _____ when she was seventy-eight. A leave ■ B died ■ C retire ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 If I _____ English better, I’d travel around the USA. A speak ■ B will speak ■ C spoke ■2 She _____ in this town since she was five. A lives ■ B has lived ■ C is living ■3 A Have you ever climbed a mountain? B Yes, I have. It _____ in 2007. A was ■ B has been ■ C been ■4 If I _____ you, I wouldn’t take that job. You won’t

enjoy it. A were ■ B have been ■ C could be ■5 We would travel more if we didn’t _____ pets. A had ■ B to have ■ C have ■6 How long _____ here? A are you work ■ B do you work ■

C have you worked ■7 I’ve been a language student _____. A for two years ■ B since two years ■

C two years ago ■8 I _____ be so tired if I slept more. A won’t ■ B wouldn’t ■ C didn’t ■9 When _____ university? A did you leave ■ B have you left ■

C did you left ■ 10 My grandfather, who died in 1980, _____ an

interesting life. A has had ■ B had ■ C has ■ 11 How _____ have you known my sister? A many time ■ B much time ■ C long ■ 12 We’ve been in this flat _____ last year. A since ■ B for ■ C in ■

13 I have always _____ afraid of spiders. A be ■ B been ■ C gone ■ 14 How many films _____ Johnny Depp made? A did ■ B have ■ C has ■ 15 When _____ your parents meet? A have ■ B has ■ C did ■ 16 What _____ she do if she lost her job? A will ■ B would ■ C did ■ 17 If we _____ work tomorrow, we’d stay longer at the

party. A have to ■ B didn’t have to ■

C don’t have ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION

a Which word is NOT stressed in the sentence? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. (All the unstressed words have the /ə/ vowel sound.)

Example: I have had a phobia since I was young. A was ■✓ B phobia ■ C young ■1 We lived there for ten years. A years ■ B lived ■ C for ■2 Have you seen this film? A film ■ B have ■ C seen ■3 I don’t like mosquitoes and spiders. A don’t ■ B like ■ C and ■4 I can look at water, but I can’t swim in it. A can ■ B can’t ■ C swim ■5 He hasn’t known us for long. A hasn’t ■ B known ■ C us ■



6 A phobia ■ B phobia ■ C phobia ■7 A terrified ■ B terrified ■ C terrified ■8 A exposure ■ B exposure ■

C exposure ■9 A overcome ■ B overcome ■

C overcome ■10 A remember ■ B remember ■

C remember ■10


b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct animal.

Example: A _____ bit me last night when I was sleeping.

A dolphin ■ B mosquito ■✓ C butterfly ■

11 Be careful! There’s a _____ on that flower. A butterfly ■ B bee ■ C duck ■

12 _____ have very long necks. A Giraffes ■ B Lions ■ C Bears ■

13 Mickey _____ is a famous Disney character. A Cow ■ B Kangaroo ■ C Mouse ■

14 The _____ is the king of the jungle. A bear ■ B lion ■ C whale ■

15 A _____ is a very dangerous fish. A dolphin ■ B shark ■ C whale ■

c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences about phobias.

Example: Many people are afraid _____ spiders. A for ■ B by ■ C of ■✓

16 My sister has a terrible _____ of heights. A afraid ■ B scared ■ C fear ■

17 Some children are _____ of school. A frightened ■ B frightening ■

C frighten ■18 Not many people suffer _____ this phobia.

A of ■ B from ■ C for ■19 When the lift stopped, Lisa started to _____ panic.

A feel ■ B be ■ C get ■20 My baby son is _____ of the dark.

A terrible ■ B terror ■ C terrified ■

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NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

19 Who _____ the zip? A is invented ■ B was invented ■

C invented ■ 20 Janet isn’t answering her phone. She _____ be out. A can ■ B would ■ C might ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) the correct school subject, A, B, or C.

Example: All insects have six legs. A chemistry ■ B physics ■

C biology ■✓

1 The capital of Norway is Oslo. A geography ■ B history ■ C maths ■2 There is oxygen and nitrogen in the air. A science ■ B technology ■

C geography ■3 Abraham Lincoln was a US president. A geography ■ B history ■ C maths ■4 32 – 27 = 5 A geography ■ B history ■ C maths ■5 Shakespeare wrote, ‘To be or not to be …’ A technology ■ B science ■

C literature ■

b Tick (✓) A , B, or C to form the correct noun.

Example: imagin_____ A -asion ■ B -etion ■ C -ation ■✓

6 cho_____ A -se ■ B -ise ■ C -ice ■7 organiz_____ A -asion ■ B -ation ■ C -ate ■8 d_____ A -yed ■ B -eath ■ C -ied ■9 op_____ A -sion ■ B -tion ■ C -ted ■

10 succ_____

A -asion ■ B -essness ■ C -ess ■11 educ_____

A -asion ■ B -ation ■ C -ate ■12 elect_____

A -ion ■ B -ision ■ C -icion ■13 inform_____

A -asion ■ B -ent ■ C -ation ■14 confus_____

A -ion ■ B -ement ■ C -ation ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 Take a sandwich because you _____ get hungry. A might ■ B might not ■ C should ■2 You might _____ like the film. It’s very long. A to not ■ B not to ■ C not ■3 He _____ play football when he was young. A used to ■ B use to ■ C used ■4 I _____ like public speaking. Now I love it. A don’t use to ■ B didn’t use to ■

C didn’t used to ■5 A lot of novels _____ into other languages. A are translate ■ B are translated ■

C is translated ■6 8 million disposable nappies _____ every day in the

UK. A are used ■ B used ■ C are use ■7 When was this museum _____? A build ■ B built ■ C be built ■8 We aren’t sure but we _____ go away this weekend. A might to ■ B will ■ C might ■9 She _____ at home. Her car isn’t there. A may not be ■ B may not to be ■

C might to be ■ 10 Did you use _____ glasses? A wore ■ B to wear ■ C wear ■ 11 Fiat cars _____ in Italy. A are make ■ B be made ■ C are made ■ 12 What time do you _____ go to work? A usually ■ B use to ■ C used ■ 13 The film was directed _____ Quentin Tarantino. A for ■ B from ■ C by ■ 14 When _____ iPods invented? A are ■ B was ■ C were ■ 15 A Did they use to be married? B Yes, they _____. A are ■ B did ■ C was ■ 16 How _____? A it’s made cheese ■ B is cheese made ■

C cheese is made ■ 17 All of the children _____ a prize for entering the

competition. A were given ■ B did given ■ C were gave ■ 18 When did you _____ to know Alex? A used ■ B were ■ C use ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION

a Which word has the correct sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: /ɔɪ/ A chose ■ B choose ■ C choice ■✓

1 /ɪə/ A bear ■ B near ■ C were ■2 /eɪ/ A might ■ B education ■ C meet ■3 /aɪ/ A decide ■ B afraid ■ C car ■4 /eə/ A idea ■ B here ■ C hair ■5 /aʊ/ A famous ■ B sound ■ C know ■

b Which -ed past simple ending adds an extra syllable /ɪd/? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A wanted ■✓ B discovered ■ C designed ■

6 A started ■ B produced ■ C used ■7 A fixed ■ B decided ■ C asked ■8 A directed ■ B called ■ C showed ■9 A invented ■ B played ■ C smiled ■

10 A loved ■ B hoped ■ C created ■

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15 invit_____ A -esion ■ B -ation ■ C -ision ■

c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with past participles.

Example: Harry Potter was _____ by J.K. Rowling. A written ■✓ B wrote ■ C write ■

16 Sherlock Holmes was _____ on a real person. A base ■ B basing ■ C based ■

17 The dishwasher was _____ by a woman. A invented ■ B invention ■ C invent ■

18 Penicillin was first _____ by Alexander Fleming. A discover ■ B discovered ■

C discovering ■19 Avatar was _____ by James Cameron.

A directing ■ B direct ■ C directed ■20 This dress was _____ by Vivienne Westwood.

A designing ■ B design ■ C designed ■

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NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

18 Turn on your lights when you drive _____ the tunnel. A out of ■ B through ■ C over ■ 19 In tennis you hit the ball _____ a net. A into ■ B along ■ C over ■ 20 A I’ve seen that film. B So _____ I. I saw it last week. A had ■ B did ■ C have ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct preposition.

Example: The train went through the tunnel. A across ■ B through ■✓ C down ■1 The cat ran _____ the road. A across ■ B through ■ C opposite ■2 Our ball fell _____ the river. A across ■ B into ■ C over ■3 In athletics you have to run _____ a track. A over ■ B across ■ C round ■4 We walked up the hill and then _____ again. A down ■ B along ■ C towards ■5 Pass the ball _____ me! A round ■ B along ■ C to ■6 You have to walk _____ six floors to get to our flat. A over ■ B along ■ C up ■7 You drove _____ me today, but you didn’t see me. A across ■ B past ■ C through ■8 Which road goes _____ the beach? A towards ■ B into ■ C down ■9 Sorry, I’ve broken your plate. It fell _____ the floor. A onto ■ B down ■ C over ■

10 When I took my phone _____ my pocket, I could see it was broken.

A past ■ B out of ■ C off ■


Example: I took the book _____ to the library. A away ■ B back ■✓ C up ■

11 We’re looking _____ to our holiday next week. A forward ■ B out ■ C for ■

12 You should _____ up smoking. It’s not good for you. A stop ■ B go ■ C give ■

13 Turn the radio _____. It’s too loud. A up ■ B down ■ C on ■

14 The class will _____ over in ten minutes. A have ■ B get ■ C be ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 Jordan’s looking _____ the house for his wallet. A around ■ B over ■ C into ■2 Your boots are dirty! Please take _____ outside. A off ■ B off them ■ C them off ■3 Let’s get _____ the house and go for a walk. A through ■ B out of ■ C along ■4 This form is in Chinese. I can’t fill _____. A it in ■ B in it ■ C it ■5 We walked _____ the park. A through ■ B over ■ C under ■6 Ella _____ of the room and didn’t come back. A went ■ B went out ■ C went in ■7 A I love Italian food. B _____. It’s delicious. A So do I ■ B So I do ■ C Neither do I ■8 I can’t find my passport. Please help me _____. A look for ■ B look it for ■ C look for it ■9 Here are your shoes. _____. A Put them on ■ B Put on they ■

C Put on them ■ 10 A I used to do a lot more sport when I was younger. B So _____ I. A am ■ B was ■ C did ■ 11 A I can’t drive. B Neither _____ I. A do ■ B can ■ C can’t ■ 12 Why don’t you _____? A off the TV turn ■ B the TV turn off ■

C turn the TV off ■ 13 Your towel’s on the floor. Pick _____, please. A up it ■ B it up ■ C up ■ 14 A I don’t like horror films. B _____ do I. They’re awful. A So ■ B Neither ■ C Also ■ 15 Don’t jump _____ the pool. The water isn’t deep. A into ■ B through ■ C over ■ 16 Your iPod will break if you don’t _____. A look after it ■ B look after ■

C look it after ■ 17 A I’m not very hungry. B Neither _____. A I’m ■ B am I ■ C I am ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION



1 A neither ■ B athletics ■ C both ■2 A hockey ■ B motor racing ■

C volleyball ■3 A both ■ B golf ■ C so ■4 A penalty ■ B motor racing ■

C baseball ■5 A skiing ■ B boxing ■ C athletics ■

b Which word has the same stress pattern? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: basketball A afternoon ■ B presenter ■

C windsurfing ■✓

6 tennis A along ■ B baseball ■ C defeat ■7 exercise A behaviour ■ B intention ■

C volleyball ■8 exciting A footballer ■ B basketball ■

C athletics ■9 across A towards ■ B over ■ C under ■

10 identical

A indecisive ■ B immediately ■ C energetic ■

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15 Could you _____ out what time the match starts? A put ■ B find ■ C go ■

16 Can you look _____ these words in your dictionaries?

A up ■ B down ■ C in ■17 Carol looks _____ her mother. They’re identical.

A after ■ B for ■ C like ■18 Martin and John _____ have red hair.

A neither ■ B both ■ C all ■19 Your bag’s exactly the same _____ mine.

A with ■ B of ■ C as ■20 His new film is quite _____ to the last one.

A the same ■ B the similar ■ C similar ■

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NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

19 Tom said he _____ a doctor in the future. A goes to be ■ B had been ■

C was going to be ■ 20 The radio news said there _____ a road accident an

hour earlier. A been ■ B had been ■ C would been ■

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VOCABULARY

a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the verb phrases.

Example: He was _____ prison for six months. A into ■ B in ■✓ C at ■1 Please put your luggage _____ the belt. A to ■ B on ■ C over ■2 Who does this bag _____? A belong to ■ B own to ■ C go with ■3 At first nobody _____ there was a problem. A planned ■ B organized ■ C realized ■4 Quick! _____ the train. It’s leaving now. A Get on ■ B Catch on ■ C Go in ■5 We’re going _____ holiday next week. A for ■ B to ■ C on ■6 Check how hot the water is before you _____ the

bath. A get into ■ B go on ■ C walk to ■7 We _____ the bus at the wrong stop. A took off ■ B got off ■ C went from ■8 The men were freed _____ prison after two years. A off ■ B from ■ C out of ■9 Is there time to _____ swim before we go home? A go ■ B have a ■ C take ■

10 I’m away next weekend, so I’m _____ my dog with friends.

A leaving ■ B having ■ C staying ■


Example: ‘Hello!’ she _____. A told ■ B said us ■ C said ■✓

11 Please _____ Mark that dinner is ready. A told ■ B say ■ C tell ■

12 What have you _____ your mother? She’s very unhappy.

A said to ■ B said ■ C told to ■13 ‘Hurry up!’ _____ Dad.

A told us ■ B said ■ C told ■14 Dom _____ that he wanted to study medicine.

A has told ■ B said us ■ C said ■

GRAMMAR

Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.Example: My sister _____ Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■1 Who _____ you that strange story? A did tell ■ B told ■ C did you tell ■2 Which hotel _____ the most expensive rooms? A has ■ B does have ■ C is have ■3 Eva was tired because she _____ the night before. A didn’t slept ■ B hadn’t sleep ■

C hadn’t slept ■4 We gave Kojo a lift because he _____ missed his bus. A would ■ B had ■ C have ■5 Who _____ yesterday? A you saw ■ B did see you ■ C did you see ■6 The man said the time _____ 8 o’clock. A was ■ B been ■ C be ■7 What _____ to your hair? It looks terrible! A has happened ■ B was happened ■

C happens ■8 When I got home I realized I _____ my keys on the bus. A leave ■ B left ■ C had left ■9 The teacher _____ to sit down. A said us ■ B told us ■ C told to us ■ 10 Who _____ the cake? It’s very good! A did make ■ B made ■ C was made ■ 11 How _____ last night? A you felt ■ B were you feel ■

C did you feel ■ 12 Ben said he _____ ring me later. A had ■ B was ■ C would ■ 13 Maria told us she _____ tired, and went to bed. A was ■ B has been ■ C is ■ 14 Jamie said he _____ the film many times before. A saw ■ B had seen ■ C sees ■ 15 How many people _____ to the concert? A goes ■ B were gone ■ C went ■ 16 My grandfather told us about the places he _____ to in

his life. A was travelling ■ B had travelled ■

C going to travel ■ 17 Before last night, I _____ the professor. A was never meeting ■ B have never met ■

C had never met ■ 18 Who _____ you last night? Was it Mary? A does call ■ B called ■ C have you called ■


NAME CLASS


Pre-intermediate

PRONUNCIATION

a Which past participle has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A won ■ B begun ■ C got ■✓

1 A become ■ B done ■ C gone ■2 A broken ■ B brought ■ C caught ■3 A felt ■ B spoken ■ C read ■4 A made ■ B paid ■ C said ■5 A put ■ B sung ■ C come ■

b Which syllable has the unstressed /ə/ sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A afternoon ■ B afternoon ■ C afternoon ■✓

6 A forgetting ■ B forgetting ■ C forgetting ■

7 A interesting ■ B interesting ■ C interesting ■

8 A disasters ■ B disasters ■ C disasters ■9 A afterwards ■ B afterwards ■

C afterwards ■10 A information ■ B information ■

C information ■10


15 I _____ you not to do that! A ’m saying ■ B ’ve told ■ C told to ■

c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with past participles.

Example: J.K. Rowling had _____ several Harry Potter books by 2000.

A written ■✓ B wrote ■ C write ■16 I didn’t know that you and Raju had _____ about

this. A speaked ■ B spoken ■ C spoke ■

17 She had never _____ the song before, but she did it beautifully.

A sang ■ B singed ■ C sung ■18 John told us he had _____ the police.

A rung ■ B rang ■ C ring ■19 Liam said that he hadn’t _____ an aeroplane before.

A flyed ■ B flown ■ C flew ■20 Gina’s parents had _____ her some money.

A given ■ B gaven ■ C gave ■20


Entry Test & Quick Tests Answer KeyENGLISH FILE

Pre-intermediate

1 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 C2 B3 C4 C5 B6 A7 A8 C9 B

10 A

11 B12 B13 B14 C15 A16 C17 B18 C19 C20 A

VOCABULARY

1 B2 A3 B4 C5 C6 B7 C8 A9 C

10 B

11 B12 B13 C14 A15 B16 C17 C18 B19 C20 A

PRONUNCIATION

1 A2 C3 B4 A5 B

6 B7 A8 B9 A

10 B

Entry Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 A3 B4 C5 A6 A7 C8 B9 C

10 A11 B12 A13 B

14 B15 C16 A17 C18 B19 C20 A21 B22 A23 C24 A25 A

VOCABULARY

1 A2 B3 A4 C5 B6 B7 C8 A9 C

10 A11 B12 A13 A

14 C15 C16 A17 C18 A19 B20 B21 B22 A23 B24 C25 A



Pre-intermediate

3 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 A2 A3 C4 B5 C6 C7 B8 C9 A

10 B

11 B12 C13 A14 C15 B16 C17 C18 A19 C20 B

VOCABULARY

1 C2 A3 B4 B5 C6 A7 C8 A9 B

10 C

11 C12 B13 A14 B15 C16 C17 C18 A19 B20 B

PRONUNCIATION

1 B2 C3 B4 C5 C

6 A7 B8 A9 C

10 B

2 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 C2 A3 B4 C5 C6 A7 B8 C9 B

10 A

11 C12 A13 C14 C15 B16 A17 B18 A19 A20 C

VOCABULARY

1 B2 C3 A4 C5 B6 C7 C8 B9 A

10 A

11 B12 A13 C14 B15 C16 C17 A18 B19 A20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 C2 B3 C4 A5 A

6 C7 A8 B9 A

10 C



Pre-intermediate

5 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 A3 B4 B5 C6 A7 C8 C9 B

10 B

11 A12 B13 A14 A15 B16 C17 A18 C19 A20 B

VOCABULARY

1 B2 C3 A4 B5 C6 B7 B8 B9 A

10 C

11 C12 B13 C14 B15 C16 B17 A18 B19 C20 B

PRONUNCIATION

1 A2 A3 B4 C5 C

6 A7 B8 A9 B

10 B

4 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 C3 B4 A5 C6 C7 A8 B9 B

10 A

11 A12 B13 C14 B15 C16 B17 B18 C19 A20 B

VOCABULARY

1 A2 B3 A4 B5 C6 C7 B8 A9 B

10 C

11 B12 A13 B14 C15 B16 A17 B18 A19 C20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 A2 C3 B4 C5 C

6 A7 B8 C9 B

10 C



Pre-intermediate

7 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 C2 C3 A4 A5 B6 A7 C8 C9 B

10 B

11 A12 B13 C14 A15 C16 A17 A18 C19 B20 C

VOCABULARY

1 B2 A3 B4 A5 A6 B7 C8 A9 A

10 A

11 C12 C13 B14 A15 B16 C17 B18 A19 A20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 C2 A3 B4 B5 C

6 C7 C8 B9 A

10 B

6 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 A3 C4 A5 B6 A7 B8 C9 A

10 C

11 A12 C13 B14 B15 C16 A17 B18 C19 A20 C

VOCABULARY

1 A2 B3 B4 C5 C6 B7 A8 B9 A

10 A

11 C12 B13 A14 C15 B16 B17 C18 A19 C20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 A2 C3 A4 A5 B

6 C7 A8 B9 C

10 A



Pre-intermediate

9 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 C2 B3 A4 A5 C6 C7 A8 B9 A

10 B

11 C12 A13 B14 C15 C16 B17 B18 A19 A20 B

VOCABULARY

1 A2 A3 C4 C5 A6 B7 C8 B9 A

10 B

11 B12 A13 C14 B15 B16 C17 A18 B19 A20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 C2 B3 C4 A5 C

6 A7 A8 B9 C

10 B

8 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 C3 A4 C5 B6 C7 B8 B9 A

10 C

11 B12 B13 C14 B15 A16 C17 B18 C19 A20 C

VOCABULARY

1 A2 C3 A4 C5 B6 C7 B8 A9 B

10 C

11 B12 A13 B14 C15 C16 B17 A18 C19 A20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 B2 B3 B4 C5 A

6 C7 A8 B9 C

10 B



Pre-intermediate

11 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 A2 C3 B4 A5 A6 B7 A8 C9 A

10 C

11 B12 C13 B14 B15 A16 A17 B18 B19 C20 C

VOCABULARY

1 A2 B3 C4 A5 C6 C7 B8 A9 A

10 B

11 A12 C13 B14 C15 B16 A17 C18 B19 C20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 A2 B3 B4 C5 A

6 B7 C8 C9 A

10 B

10 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 A2 C3 A4 B5 B6 A7 B8 C9 A

10 B

11 C12 A13 C14 C15 B16 B17 A18 C19 C20 C

VOCABULARY

1 A2 A3 B4 C5 C6 C7 B8 B9 B

10 C

11 B12 A13 C14 A15 B16 C17 A18 B19 C20 C

PRONUNCIATION

1 B2 B3 A4 C5 B

6 A7 B8 A9 A

10 C



Pre-intermediate

12 Quick Test

GRAMMAR

1 B2 A3 C4 B5 C6 A7 A8 C9 B

10 B

11 C12 C13 A14 B15 C16 B17 C18 B19 C20 B

VOCABULARY

1 B2 A3 C4 A5 C6 A7 B8 B9 B

10 A

11 C12 A13 B14 C15 B16 B17 C18 A19 B20 A

PRONUNCIATION

1 C2 A3 B4 C5 A

6 A7 B8 C9 B

10 B

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