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GRAMMAR 20 We’re new students. _____ names are Tomasz and

Irina.
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. A Ours ■ B We ■ C Our ■
Example: My name _____ Robert.
A am ■ B is ■ 20
✓ C are ■
1 A My teacher’s American. VOCABULARY
B ______ from New York.
A It’s ■ B He’s ■ C He a What is the missing word? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
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2 A What’s _____ name? Example: one, two, three, _____.
B I’m Jack. A seven ■ B four ■ ✓ C five ■
A your ■ B you ■ C his ■ 1 thirteen, _____, eleven, ten
3 A Are you English? A twelve ■ B twenty ■ C fifteen ■
B _____. 2 thirty, _____, fifty, sixty
A Yes, I’m ■ B No, I not ■ C Yes, I am ■ A seventy ■ B forty ■ C ten ■
4 My mobile phone _____ Japanese. 3 Tuesday, Wednesday, _____.
A it’s ■ B are ■ C is ■ A Friday ■ B Monday ■ C Thursday ■
5 They _____ from Milan. They’re from Rome. 4 China – Chinese; Europe – _____.
A not are ■ B aren’t ■ C isn’t ■ A Europan ■ B Europine ■
6 Mrs Jamieson is the director. That’s_____ room. C European ■
A her ■ B his ■ C he ■ 5 Scotland – Scottish; _____ – Asian.
7 Khaled and Omar are in Class 7. _____ teacher is A Asia ■ B Asie ■ C Asialand ■
David.
A They’re ■ B His ■ C Their ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the greetings.
8 Maria is a student. _____’s in Class 4. Example: A _____ are you?
A He ■ B She ■ C It ■ B Fine, thanks.
9 This is my girlfriend. _____ name is Paloma. A How ■ ✓ B What ■ C Where ■
A Your ■ B Her ■ C His ■ 6 A I’m Chris
10 A Are they Russian? B Nice to _____ you.
B Yes, they _____. A meet ■ B met ■ C seeing ■
A are ■ B is ■ C ’re ■ 7 A How are you?
11 Hello. _____’m Boris. B I’m very _____, thanks.
A I ■ B He ■ C They ■ A nice ■ B well ■ C early ■
12 He _____ in Class 2. 8 _____. See you on Saturday.
A are ■ B is ■ C be ■ A Hello ■ B Bye ■ C Hi ■
13 _____’s your name? 9 _____, I’m Sam.
A How ■ B What ■ C Is ■ A Hi ■ B Bye ■ C Please ■
14 How _____ you? 10 A How are you?
A be ■ B is ■ C are ■ B I’m fine, _____ you.
15 _____ are you from? A thanks ■ B hello ■ C thank ■
A Where ■ B Were ■ C How ■
16 They aren’t English. They _____ Scottish.
A be ■ B ’re ■ C is ■
17 _____ your mother Mexican?
A Does ■ B Has ■ C Is ■
18 Where _____ your parents from?
A is ■ B are ■ C they ■
19 He’s from Argentina. _____ name’s Leonardo.
A His ■ B He ■ C Has ■

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

Example: Sorry, _____ repeat that, please? a Which word or letter has a different sound?
A do you ■ B can you ■ ✓ C you ■ Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
11 Can you close the _____? Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
A picture ■ B door ■ C table ■ 1 A very ■ B well ■ C they ■
12 A What’s the capital of Australia?
B I don’t _____.
2 A E ■ ■
B J ■ C G

A know ■ B sure ■ C think ■ 3 A Scotland■ B American ■ C thanks ■

4 A P ■ B I ■ C E ■
13 A How do you _____ your name?
B T-O-N-Y. 5 A do ■ B boot ■ C close ■
A speak ■ B spell ■ C spelling ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
14 See you _____ Saturday.
Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A in ■ B on ■ C to ■ C computer ■
15 A How _____ are you?
B I’m 18. 6 A internet ■ B internet ■ C internet ■
A old ■ B many years ■ C time ■ 7 A Japanese ■ B Japanese ■ C Japanese ■
16 Please _____ talking! 8 A seventeen ■ B seventeen ■
A don’t ■ B speak ■ C stop ■ C seventeen ■
17 Sit on your _____. 9 A Saturday ■ B Saturday ■ C Saturday ■
A chair ■ B wall ■ C window ■ 10 A Switzerland ■ B Switzerland ■
18 _____ the text on page 12. C Switzerland ■
A Work ■ B Listen ■ C Read ■ 10
19 Turn _____ your mobile phone.
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50
A open ■ B off ■ C out ■
20 _____ to page 76, please.
A Look ■ B Go ■ C Listen ■
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GRAMMAR 18 Porsches are _____.

A expensives cars ■ B cars expensives ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. C expensive cars ■
Example: My name _____ Robert. 19 _____ on the air conditioning. I’m cold.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ A No turn ■ B Don’t turn ■
1 We have three _____ of white paper. C Let’s don’t turn ■
A box ■ B boxes ■ C boxs ■ 20 A What’s that?
2 Give me _____ sandwich. It’s my sandwich! B It’s _____ umbrella.
A that ■ B those ■ C these ■ A the ■ B a ■ C an ■
3 I have two _____ on my desk. 20
A diaris ■ B diaries ■ C diarys ■ VOCABULARY
4 _____ the window, please. It’s hot.
A Open you ■ B You open ■ C Open ■ a Tick (✓) the opposite adjective A, B, or C.
5 A What are those? Example: big
B They’re _____. A large ■ B small ■
✓ C pretty ■
A watches ■ B watch ■ C watchs ■ 1 fast
6 Please _____ here. A near ■ B high ■ C slow ■
A not park ■ B don’t park ■ C no park ■ 2 difficult
7 I’m tired. _____ go home. A easy ■ B expensive ■ C slow ■
A Let’s ■ B We ■ C I ■ 3 expensive
8 A What’s _____? A new ■ B cheap ■ C white ■
B It’s my identity card.
4 clean
A these ■ B that ■ C those ■ A old ■ B high ■ C dirty ■
9 A I’m bored.
5 beautiful
B _____ TV.
A Let’s watch ■ B you watch ■
A cheap ■ B ugly ■ C tall ■
C we watch ■ 6 weak
10 They’re _____.
A strong ■ B high ■ C empty ■
A olds jeans ■ B old jeans ■ C jeans old ■ 7 tall
A wet ■ B short ■ C thin ■
11 _____ cars are Japanese.
8 rich
A This ■ B These ■ C That ■ A expensive ■ B old ■ C poor ■
12 A What are _____ in English?
9 dangerous
B They’re headphones.
A new ■ B safe ■ C near ■
A this ■ B that ■ C these ■
10 full
13 Turn off your phone. _____ is a library!
A This ■ B That ■ C These ■
A empty ■ B far ■ C low ■
14 Please _____ English in class.
A speaking ■ B you speak ■ C speak ■
15 These are very _____ .
A beautiful photos ■ B photos beautifuls ■
C photos beautiful ■
16 Who are those _____?
A people ■ B peoples ■ C persons ■
17 A What’s this?
B It’s _____.
A iPod ■ B a iPod ■ C an iPod ■

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

Example: address _____ a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A book ■ ✓ B note ■ C folder ■ or C.
11 a piece of _____ Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
A ticket ■ B photo ■ C paper ■ 1 A rich ■ B easy ■ C difficult ■
12 a mobile _____
2 A boot ■ B good ■ C book ■
A picture ■ B phone ■ C chair ■ 3 A hot ■ B wrong ■ C short ■
13 an identity _____
4 A far ■ B angry ■ C happy ■
A address ■ B email ■ C card ■
5 A this ■ B Thursday ■ C those ■
14 a _____ card
A purse ■ B credit ■ C number ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the colours. Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
C computer ■
Example: w__ite A e ■ B a ■ C h ■
✓
15 oran__e A j ■ B g ■ C d■
6 A magazine ■ B magazine ■
C magazine ■
16 yello__ A o ■ B e ■ C w ■
7 A identity ■ B identity ■ C identity ■
17 bro__n A w ■ B u ■ C o ■
8 A dangerous ■ B dangerous ■
d Tick (✓) the feeling word A, B or C. C dangerous ■
9 A umbrella ■ B umbrella ■ C umbrella ■
Example: Close the window. I’m _____.
A hungry ■ B tired ■ C cold ■✓ 10 A difficult ■ B difficult ■ C difficult ■

18 I’m _____. Can I have a mineral water? 10

A hungry ■ B thirsty ■ C cold ■ Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50
19 I’m _____. Let’s turn the air conditioning on.
A sad ■ B bored ■ C hot ■
20 I’m _____. Let’s have a pizza.
A angry ■ B hungry ■ C worried ■
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GRAMMAR 19 _____ a lot of coffee?

A Drink you ■ B You drink ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. C Do you drink ■
Example: My name _____ Robert. 20 He _____ English.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ A no speaks ■ B doesn’t speak ■
1 Ben and Jessica _____ really good jobs. C doesn’t speaks ■
A has ■ B haves ■ C have ■ 20
2 My brother _____ French at university.
VOCABULARY
A studys ■ B studies ■ C study ■
3 A Does Jane live with her mother? a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the expressions.
B _____. Example: _____ German
A Yes, she lives ■ B Yes, she is ■ A speak ■✓ B have ■ C get ■
C Yes, she does ■
1 _____ to the radio
4 Where _____?
A listen ■ B hear ■ C do ■
A he works ■ B does he work ■
C does he works ■ 2 _____ TV
5 _____ speak Spanish in class? A look ■ B watch ■ C make ■
A Do your teacher ■ B Your teacher does ■ 3 _____ glasses
C Does your teacher ■ A watch ■ B read ■ C wear ■
6 A When _____ have lunch? 4 _____ fast food
B At about 1.00. A eat ■ B drink ■ C go ■
A do you ■ B you ■ C are you ■ 5 _____ exercise
7 My TV _____ work. A do ■ B make ■ C work ■
A isn’t ■ B doesn’t ■ C don’t ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the questions.
8 The class_____ at 6:00.
A finish ■ B finishs Example: _____ computer do you have?
■ C finishes ■
A How ■ B How many ■
9 My grandmother _____ to a computer class on Friday.
C What ■ ✓
A go ■ B goes ■ C is ■
10 We _____ wear a uniform. 6 _____ old are you?
A don’t ■ B aren’t ■ C no A How ■ B How many ■ C What ■
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11 I live in London, but my sister _____ in New York. 7 _____ brothers and sisters do you have?
A live ■ B lives ■ C she ■ A Which ■ B Who ■ C How many ■
12 This chair_____ comfortable. 8 _____ of music do you like?
A isn’t ■ B doesn’t ■ C not A What ■ B Which ■ C What kind ■
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13 My mother _____ three sisters. 9 _____’s your favourite footballer?
A have ■ B has ■ C is A When ■ B Who ■ C What ■
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14 He _____ work. He’s a student. 10 A _____ do you have lunch?
A doesn’t ■ B don’t ■ C do B In my office.
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A What ■ B Where ■ C When ■
15 The shops _____ at 9.30 a.m. and close at 6.00 p.m.
A is open ■ B open ■ C opens ■ 11 A _____ do you like this restaurant?
B Because it’s very cheap!
16 Where _____ you live?
A Where ■ B Which ■ C Why ■
A are ■ B does ■ C do ■
12 _____ do you prefer, classical music or pop?
17 What _____ your brother do?
A How ■ B Why ■ C Which ■
A does ■ B is ■ C do ■
13 _____ languages do you speak?
18 _____ your parents have a car?
A What ■ B How ■ C Why ■
A Is ■ B Does ■ C Do ■

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

Example: I work _____ an American company. a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A on ■ B for ■ ✓ C by ■ or C.
14 David’s a _____. He works at an Italian restaurant. Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
A hairdresser ■ B waiter ■ C waitress ■
1 A cooks ■ B does ■ C has ■
15 Do you work _____ an office?
A in ■ B on ■ C by ■
2 A Thursday ■ ■
B Turkey ■ C sure

16 I don’t have a job. I’m _____.

3 A thirteen ■ B tired ■ C drive ■
4 A doctor ■ B prefer ■ C teacher ■
A politician ■ B retired ■ C student ■
5 A watches ■ B finishes ■ C goes ■
17 She’s a _____. She works for The Times newspaper.
A teacher ■ B journalist ■ C pilot ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
18 He’s a _____. He plays for Manchester United.
Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A builder ■ B lawyer ■ C footballer ■ C computer ■
19 Carla is 13. She’s _____ school.
A at ■ B on ■ C with ■ 6 A receptionist ■ B receptionist ■
C receptionist ■
20 Donna is a _____. She works in a hospital.
A model ■ B nurse ■ C builder ■
7 A musician ■ B musician ■ C musician ■
8 A administrator ■ B administrator ■
20 C administrator ■
9 A journalist ■ B journalist ■
C journalist ■
10 A hairdresser ■ B hairdresser ■
C hairdresser ■

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GRAMMAR 17 What do you usually do _____the weekend?

A in ■ B to ■ C at ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
18 I only drink coffee _____ the morning.
Example: My name _____ Robert.
A at ■ B in ■ C on ■
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ 19 I work in a bar _____ Saturday evenings.
1 A Who’s that boy? A on ■ B in ■ C at ■
B _____. 20 This is _____.
A Helen’s brother ■ B The brother of Helen ■ A the end of the exercise ■
C Helens brother ■ B the exercise’s end ■ C the end’s exercise ■
2 Is that _____? 20
A your parents’ car ■ B your parent car ■
C the car of your parents ■ VOCABULARY
3 A Whose shoes are these?
a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
B _____.
A They’re Henry ■ B They’re from Henry ■ Example: My grandmother’s son is my _____.
C They’re Henry’s ■ A nephew ■ B father ■ ✓
4 What time _____? C brother ■
A get you home ■ B you get home ■ 1 My mother’s son is my _____.
C do you get home ■ A brother ■ B niece ■ C uncle ■
5 A _____ laptop is this? 2 My sister got married last year. Her _____ is a
B It’s Daniela’s. lawyer.
A Who ■ B Whose ■ C Who’s ■ A son ■ B boyfriend ■ C husband ■
6 _____ to bed late. 3 My mother’s father is my _____.
A We usually go ■ B We usually are ■ A grandfather ■ B cousin ■ C uncle ■
C We go usually ■ 4 My sister’s son is my _____.
7 My girlfriend is angry with me. _____. A niece ■ B nephew ■ C cousin ■
A I always late ■ B I’m late always ■ 5 My father’s brother is my _____.
C I’m always late ■ A uncle ■ B cousin ■ C aunt ■
8 He _____ on Saturdays. 6 My mother’s sister is my _____.
A never works ■ B doesn’t never work ■ A cousin ■ B uncle ■ C aunt ■
C works never ■
7 My son and daughter are my _____.
9 I never study _____the evening. A sons ■ B childs ■ C children ■
A in ■ B on ■ C at ■
8 My grandfather and grandmother are my _____.
10 All my family go home _____Christmas. A grandparents ■ B grandfathers ■
A on ■ B in ■ C at ■ C grandchildren ■
11 What time does she go _____ school?
A at ■ B to ■ C in ■
12 I sometimes have lunch _____ my office.
A in ■ B on ■ C at ■
13 Our daughter always wakes up _____ half past five.
A on ■ B in ■ C at ■
14 _____ time do you get up in the morning?
A What ■ B When ■ C How ■
15 My wife is a doctor. She often works _____ night.
A in ■ B on ■ C at ■
16 Her daughters are _____ university.
A in ■ B at ■ C to ■

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

Example: My sister’s birthday is _____ 14th a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
December. or C.
A in ■ B on ■ ✓ C at ■
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
9 I take my dog for a walk _____ a day.
A two ■ B twice ■ C every ■
1 A doctor ■ B No ■ C Scotland ■
2 A young ■ B come ■ C model ■
10 We have pizza for dinner _____.
A once a week ■ B one week 3 A aunt ■ B cousin ■ C son ■
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C one a week ■ 4 A twice ■ B wife ■ C niece ■
11 A What’s the time? 5 A family ■ B hardly ■ C father ■
B _____.
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A It’s past half four ■ B It’s half past four ■
C It’s four past half ■ Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
12 I never _____ breakfast in the morning. C computer ■
A do ■ B take ■ C have ■ 6 A restaurant ■ B restaurant ■
13 I often _____ shopping in Manchester. C restaurant ■
A go ■ B have ■ C take ■ 7 A grandparents ■ B grandparents ■
14 I’m very healthy. I’m hardly _____ ill. C grandparents ■
A ever ■ B never ■ C always ■ 8 A exercise ■ B exercise ■ C exercise ■
15 _____ your homework before you go to bed. 9 A customer ■ B customer ■
A Have ■ B Make ■ C Do ■ C customer ■
16 He always wakes _____ two or three times at night. 10 A usually ■ B usually ■ C usually ■
A up ■ B at ■ C on ■
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17 When the class finishes I ____ home.
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50
A make ■ B go ■ C leave ■
18 My parents never _____ TV.
A start ■ B do ■ C watch ■
19 I get up early _____ day.
A every ■ B all ■ C once ■
20 They go on holiday three _____ a year.
A times ■ B time ■ C day ■

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GRAMMAR 18 A What’s that noise?

B The neighbours _____.
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A are dancing ■ B are danceing ■
Example: My name _____ Robert. C are dance ■
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ 19 A What does he _____?
1 What _____? B He’s a pilot.
A you are doing ■ B you doing ■ A doing ■ B be ■ C do ■
C are you doing ■ 20 _____ go to Charlene’s party?
2 _____ help me? I’m lost. A Do I can ■ B I can ■ C Can I ■
A You can ■ B Can you ■ C Can you to ■ 20
3 She _____ drive. She walks to work.
A doesn’t can ■ B can’t to ■ C can’t ■ VOCABULARY
4 She _____ dressed. a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the expressions.
A is get ■ B is getting ■ C does getting ■ Example: _____ a friend
5 A What does he do? A meet ■ ✓ B look ■ C come ■
B _____.
1 _____ the tango
A He’s having a bath. ■ B He’s a student ■
C Yes, he does ■ A sing ■ B dance ■ C wait ■
6 What time _____ up? 2 _____ for the bus
A do you usually wake ■ A wait ■ B take ■ C lose ■
B are you usually waking ■ 3 _____ photos
C usually you wake ■ A do ■ B make ■ C take ■
7 My sister _____ on Friday nights. 4 _____ a film
A usually goes out ■ B is usually going out ■ A read ■ B see ■ C sing ■
C goes usually out ■ 5 _____ chess
8 A Where’s Ann? A make ■ B play ■ C do ■
B She’s in the kitchen. She _____ coffee. 6 _____ somebody flowers
A makes ■ B ’s making ■ C making ■ A give ■ B do ■ C have ■
9 Be quiet, please. I _____ my homework. 7 _____ a computer
A do ■ B am do ■ C am doing ■ A do ■ B use ■ C wait ■
10 I can _____ three languages. 8 _____ your dad
A to speak ■ B speak ■ C speaking ■ A talk ■ B go ■ C call ■
11 You _____ park here. It’s ‘No Parking’. 9 _____ a noise
A can to ■ B can ■ C can’t ■ A buy ■ B hear ■ C have ■
12 _____ your brother working at the moment? 10 _____ a picture
A Is ■ B Does ■ C Do ■ A paint ■ B go ■ C play ■
13 Don’t make a noise! Your father’s _____. 11 _____ your keys
A sleep ■ B sleeping ■ C is sleeping ■ A talk ■ B look for ■ C meet ■
14 She _____ drinking coffee. It’s tea. 12 _____a ticket
A isn’t ■ B aren’t ■ C not ■ A run ■ B paint ■ C buy ■
15 A What’s Mark _____? 13 _____a race
B He’s playing tennis. A make ■ B play ■ C run ■
A do ■ B does ■ C doing ■ 14 dogs _____
16 A Where are Tom and Alex? A shout ■ B talk ■ C bark ■
B They’re _____ in the sea. 15 babies _____
A swim ■ B swiming ■ C swimming ■ A bark ■ B cry ■ C argue ■
17 Simon usually _____ to bed early.
A goes ■ B go ■ C is going ■

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

Example: It’s often _____ in Scotland. a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A rains ■ B rainy ■ ✓ C rain ■ or C.
16 What’s the weather like in summer? Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
It’s usually hot and _____.
A sun ■ B sunny ■ C sunning
1 A talk ■ B draw ■ C dance ■
■ 2 A call ■ B autumn ■ C run ■
17 Is it _____ today?
3 A tell ■ B play ■ C paint ■
A windy ■ B winding ■ C windey ■
4 A buy ■ B use ■ C drive ■
18 It’s 48 ºC today. That’s _____!
A warm ■ B hot ■ C cold ■ 5 A cloudy ■ B snowing ■ C go ■
19 The season before winter is _____. b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A spring ■ B summer ■ C autumn ■ Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
20 I can’t see very well because it’s _____. C computer ■
A foggy ■ B fog ■ C cool ■
20
6 A remember ■ B remember ■
C remember ■
7 A Trafalgar ■ B Trafalgar ■
C Trafalgar ■
8 A cathedral ■ B cathedral ■
C cathedral ■
9 A Parliament ■ B Parliament ■
C Parliament ■
10 A Buckingham ■ B Buckingham ■
C Buckingham ■
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GRAMMAR 20 _____ raining?

A Is it ■ B Does it ■ C It ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
20
Example: My name _____ Robert.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ VOCABULARY
1 What time _____ your father normally get home? a What is the missing word? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A do ■ B does ■ C is ■
Example: one, two, three, _____
2 He’s going to bed. He _____ very tired.
A seven ■ B four ■ ✓ C five ■
A is ■ B has ■ C does ■
3 A Do you like shopping? 1 first, second, _____, fourth
B _____. A third ■ B three ■ C thirty ■
A Yes, I like ■ B Yes, I love it ■ C No, I do ■ 2 tenth, _____, twelfth, thirteenth
4 Fiona hates _____ up early. A fourteenth ■ B ninth ■ C eleventh ■
A getting ■ B get ■ C geting ■ 3 nineteenth, twentieth, _____
5 She doesn’t like _____ alone. A twenty-first ■ B twentieth-one ■
C thirty-first ■
A live ■ B liveing ■ C living ■
4 January, February, _____
6 I don’t like _____. I think she’s a terrible actress.
A May ■ B April ■ C March ■
A her ■ B him ■ C them ■
5 October, November, _____
7 The children are very quiet. I can’t hear _____.
A January ■ B December ■
A they ■ B them ■ C their ■
C September ■
8 A Do you want a mineral water?
6 June, _____, August
B No, thanks. I _____ thirsty.
A July ■ B September ■ C October ■
A don’t have ■ B haven’t ■ C ’m not ■
7 My birthday’s _____ June.
9 Where _____ the Red Hot Chili Peppers from?
A in ■ B at ■ C on ■
A are ■ B do ■ C come ■
8 The party’s _____ Saturday 3rd October.
10 Which newspaper _____ read?
A in ■ B at ■ C on ■
A you ■ B are you ■ C do you ■
11 I _____ rock music. b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A no like ■ B don’t like ■ C ’m not like ■ Example: Steve plays in a _____.
12 Tom is in his room. He _____ his homework. A rock ■ B band ■ ✓ C reggae ■
A is doing ■ B does doing ■ C does ■ 9 Can you _____ the phone?
13 My mother hates _____ football on TV. A speak ■ B ask ■ C answer ■
A watching ■ B see ■ C watch ■ 10 A What are you doing?
14 Emily loves _____ to the cinema. B I’m _____ my brother.
A go ■ B watch ■ C going ■ A phoning ■ B phoning to ■
15 Carl loves Molly, but she doesn’t love _____. C phoning with ■
A her ■ B he ■ C him ■ 11 Your phone’s _____ .
16 Let’s go to class. Our teacher’s waiting for _____. A calling ■ B ringing ■ C speaking ■
A us ■ B we ■ C our ■ 12 (on the phone) Hello, is _____?
17 I love you, but you don’t love _____. A John ■ B John there ■
A me ■ B I ■ C mine ■ C John speaking ■
18 A What do you think of this music? 13 A (on the phone) Sorry, Liana isn’t here.
B I like _____. B Can you give a _____ to her?
A this ■ B them ■ C it ■ A words ■ B message ■ C call ■
19 A Where are the keys? 14 A (on the phone) Is that 254328?
B I don’t know. I’m looking for _____. B No. It’s 254823. You have the _____ number.
A they ■ B them ■ C those ■ A false ■ B bad ■ C wrong ■

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15 (on the phone) Hi, Mum. _____ Steve. PRONUNCIATION

A I’m ■ B It’s ■ C This ■
a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
16 The orchestra is practising in the _____. or C.
A concert ■ B concert hall ■ C band ■
17 I’m a big _____ of R&B.
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
A fan ■ B fun ■ C fen ■ 1 A gym ■ ■ C writer ■
B office
18 My father’s favourite _____ is Imagine by John 2 A he’s ■ B this ■ C these ■
Lennon. 3 A umbrella ■ B new ■ C use ■
A song ■ B band ■ C lyrics ■ 4 A April ■ B March ■ C May ■
19 The _____ of the orchestra is great. 5 A first ■ B ninth ■ C third ■
A driver ■ B conductor ■ C instructor ■
20 I like this group’s music but I can’t understand their b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
_____. Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A lyrics ■ B word ■ C guitar ■ C computer ■
20 6 A October ■ B October ■ C October ■
7 A orchestra ■ B orchestra ■
C orchestra ■
8 A instrument ■ B instrument ■
C instrument ■
9 A classical ■ B classical ■ C classical ■
10 A January ■ B January ■ C January ■

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GRAMMAR 20 A Did you study French at school?

B No, I _____ German.
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A studyed ■ B studied ■ C am study ■
Example: My name _____ Robert.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ 20

1 The bus didn’t stop in Lyons. It only _____ in Paris. VOCABULARY

A did stop ■ B stopped ■ C stoped ■
a Tick (✓) the correct job.
2 Picasso and Monet _____ famous painters.
A is ■ B was ■ C were ■ Example: sport
3 _____ your computer very expensive? A sportist ■ B sportsman ■
✓
A Were ■ B Was ■ C Did ■ C sporter ■
4 I _____ my boyfriend yesterday. He was in London. 1 paint
A didn’t saw ■ B don’t see ■ C didn’t see ■ A painter ■ B paintor ■ C painting ■
5 Did you _____ a good time? 2 lead
A had ■ B have ■ C has ■ A lead ■ B leader ■ C leeder ■
6 He _____ work yesterday. He was ill. 3 politics
A didn’t ■ B doesn’t ■ C wasn’t ■ A politician ■ B political ■
7 Wallis Simpson _____ English. She was American. C politikian ■
A doesn’t ■ B weren’t ■ C wasn’t ■ 4 write
8 A Where _____ you born? A writing ■ B writter ■ C writer ■
B In Liverpool. 5 music
A were ■ B was ■ C did ■ A musician ■ B musical ■ C musiccian ■
9 They _____ tennis yesterday. 6 art
A plaid ■ B plays ■ C played ■ A artist ■ B artor ■ C artiste ■
10 I _____ last night. 7 science
A not cooked ■ B didn’t cooked ■ A sciencist ■ B sciencer ■ C scientist ■
C didn’t cook ■
b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the expressions.
11 A What did you _____ on Saturday night?
B I went to a party. Example: _____ a friend
A do ■ B go ■ C doing ■ A meet ■ ✓ B look ■ C come ■
12 A What _____ at the National Portrait Gallery? 8 _____ breakfast
B I saw a collection of portraits of famous actors. A can ■ B come ■ C have ■
A did you see ■ B saw you ■ C you saw ■ 9 _____ by bus
13 We _____ TV last night. A get ■ B take ■ C go ■
A have watch ■ B watched ■ C watch ■ 10 _____ dressed
14 He _____ me beautiful flowers for my birthday. A make ■ B get ■ C go ■
A buy ■ B buyed ■ C bought ■ 11 _____ long hair
15 He _____ at a football match when I called him. A have ■ B go ■ C be ■
A was ■ B were ■ C is ■ 12 _____ a drink
16 _____ you text Peter? A go ■ B have ■ C come ■
A Had ■ B Were ■ C Did ■ 13 _____ an email
17 I _____ to a Japanese restaurant yesterday. A get ■ B take ■ C do ■
A was ■ B go ■ C went ■ 14 _____ shopping
18 She didn’t _____ out last night. She was very tired. A have ■ B see ■ C go ■
A go ■ B went ■ C going ■
19 A What did you wear?
B I _____ my new jacket.
A wore ■ B weared ■ C wearing ■
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c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. PRONUNCIATION

Example: I missed my English class _____. a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A last week ■ ✓ B the last week ■ or C.
C ago a week ■
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
15 We went out on _____.
A the night ■ B night of Friday ■
1 A made ■ B bad ■ C came ■
C Friday night ■ 2 A bought ■ B wore ■ C no ■
16 I started a new job _____ yesterday. 3 A looked ■ B relaxed ■ C chatted ■
A day before ■ B a day before ■ 4 A asked ■ B started ■ C finished ■
C the day before ■ 5 A said ■ B want ■ C went ■
17 She didn’t come to class _____.
A afternoon yesterday ■
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
B yesterday afternoon ■ Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
C the last afternoon ■ C computer ■
18 We didn’t go out _____. 6 A afternoon ■ B afternoon ■
A last night ■ B night last ■ C afternoon ■
C tomorrow night ■ 7 A photograph ■ B photograph ■
19 My sister got married _____. C photograph ■
A the last year ■ B last year ■ 8 A composer ■ B composer ■
C year last ■ C composer ■
20 I started learning English _____. 9 A yesterday ■ B yesterday ■
A ago three years ■ B three years ago ■ C yesterday ■
C three years before ■
10 A director ■ B director ■ C director ■
20
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GRAMMAR 20 _____ a washing machine in your flat?

A There is ■ B Is it ■ C Is there ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: My name _____ Robert. 20
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ VOCABULARY
1 How many bedrooms _____ in your flat?
A is there ■ B are there ■ C there are ■ a Tick (✓) the past simple verb.
2 There are _____ glasses in the cupboard. Example: speak
A any ■ B a ■ C some ■ A spoke ■ ✓ B speaked ■
3 _____ many guests in the hotel. C speak ■
A There weren’t ■ B They weren’t ■ 1 teach
C There wasn’t ■ A teach ■ B teached ■ C taught ■
4 _____ a very noisy party in the street last night. 2 say
A There is ■ B There was ■ C There were ■ A said ■ B sayed ■ C saide ■
5 _____ any good programmes on TV yesterday? 3 find
A Was there ■ B Are there ■
C Were there ■
A finded ■ B found ■ C founded ■
4 hear
6 When I was young I _____ in the same bedroom as my
brother. A heared ■ B herd ■ C heard ■
A slept ■ B did slept ■ C sleep ■ 5 can
7 Where _____ for dinner last night? A can ■ B could ■ C canned ■
A did you went ■ B you go ■ C did you go ■ b Tick (✓) the correct part of the house A, B, or C.
8 We _____ a great time at the beach yesterday.
A haved ■ B did had ■ C had ■ Example: You sleep in _____.
A the bedroom ■ ✓ B the bathroom ■
9 I _____ the film was fantastic.
C the garage ■
A thought ■ B thinked ■ C thank ■
10 They _____ the horror film last night. 6 You relax and watch TV in _____.
A don’t see ■ B didn’t see ■ C didn’t saw ■ A the garage ■ B the living room ■
11 There’s _____ big table in the living room. C the kitchen ■
A an ■ B a ■ C some ■ 7 You have a shower in _____.
12 There aren’t _____ chairs. A the bathroom ■ B the living room ■
A any ■ B some ■ C one ■ C the dining room ■
13 How many people _____ there in class yesterday? 8 You leave your car in_____.
A was ■ B are ■ C were ■ A the kitchen ■ B the living room ■
14 _____ wasn’t a swimming pool in the hotel. C the garage ■
A Is ■ B There ■ C Their ■ 9 You cook in _____.
15 A Did you meet your friends at the café? A the dining room ■ B the kitchen ■
B Yes, I _____. C the living room ■
A met ■ B did ■ C do ■ 10 You have dinner in_____.
16 Fernando _____ to school today. A the dining room ■ B the bathroom ■
A didn’t come ■ B didn’t came ■ C the bedroom ■
C no came ■
17 She _____ to Warsaw last week.
A was ■ B go ■ C went ■
18 _____ a mosque near here?
A Is there ■ B There is ■ C There are ■
19 _____ two armchairs in the living room.
A They are ■ B There are ■ C There is ■
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c Tick (✓) the correct word A, B, or C. PRONUNCIATION

Example: You sleep in this. a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A a cupboard ■ B a bed ■ ✓ or C.
C a seat ■
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
11 You put books on this.
1 A taught ■ B thought ■ C found ■
A a shelf ■ B a garage ■ C a cooker ■ 2 A garden ■ B fridge ■ C ghost ■
12 You have this on the floor.
3 A near ■ B here ■ C where ■
A a bathroom ■ B a garden ■ 4 A here ■ B wear ■ C stairs ■
C a carpet ■
5 A watch ■ B wrong ■ C road ■
13 Two people can sit here.
A a sofa ■ B a fridge ■ C a fireplace ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
14 You cook on this. Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A a fireplace ■ B a fridge ■ C a cooker ■ C computer ■
15 You put food and drinks in here. 6 A dining room ■ B dining room ■
A a fridge ■ B a bed ■ C a library ■ C dining room ■
d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
7 A balcony ■ B balcony ■ C balcony ■
8 A furniture ■ B furniture ■
Example: The lamp is _____ the table. C furniture ■
A in ■ B on ■ ✓ C next ■ 9 A opposite ■ B opposite ■ C opposite ■
16 There’s a small table _____ to the bed. 10 A beautiful ■ B beautiful ■ C beautiful ■
A opposite ■ B next ■ C between ■
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17 There’s a plant in _____ of the window.
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18 He got _____ of the car.

A out ■ B into ■ C down ■
19 She drove _____ the garage.
A between ■ B on ■ C into ■
20 My printer is _____ my desk.
A up ■ B under ■ C down ■
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GRAMMAR 20 France is _____ than Spain.

A big ■ B biger ■ C bigger ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: My name _____ Robert. 20
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ VOCABULARY
1 I don’t want _____ juice, thanks.
A some ■ B any ■ C many ■ a Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the phrases.
2 Is there _____ milk in the fridge? Example: a _____ of tuna
A a ■ B an ■ C any ■ A tin ■✓ B packet ■ C a carton ■
3 A Porsche is _____ than a Fiat. 1 a _____ of cola
A expensiver ■ B more expensive ■ A packet ■ B can ■ C box ■
C most expensive ■ 2 a _____ of chocolates
4 A How many oranges do you eat a week? A box ■ B packet ■ C bottle ■
B _____. I don’t like oranges. 3 a _____ of jam
A None ■ B Any ■ C A lot ■ A carton ■ B box ■ C jar ■
5 Martin is taller _____ James. 4 a _____ of juice
A that ■ B than ■ C to ■ A carton ■ B tin ■ C packet ■
6 Russian is difficult, but Chinese is _____ difficult. 5 a _____ of crisps
A much ■ B many ■ C more ■ A packet ■ B bottle ■ C can ■
7 There are _____ chairs in the kitchen. 6 a _____ of milk
A any ■ B an ■ C some ■ A packet ■ B jar ■ C bottle ■
8 _____ cigarettes do you smoke a day?
A How much ■ B How many ■ C How ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the food words.
9 _____ water do you drink? Example: I usually have _____ for breakfast.
A How much ■ B How many ■ C How ■ A toast ■ ✓ B meat ■ C salad ■
10 Today is _____ than yesterday. 7 Vegetarians don’t eat _____.
A cold ■ B more cold ■ C colder ■ A salad ■ B meat ■ C bread ■
11 My sister is _____ than me. 8 Tuna is a kind of _____.
A prettyer ■ B prettier ■ C more pretty ■ A fruit ■ B fish ■ C vegetable ■
12 There are_____ of onions in this salad. 9 A cake is a kind of _____.
A quite lot ■ B a quite lot ■ C quite a lot ■ A dessert ■ B vegetable ■ C fruit ■
13 We need _____ butter. 10 They eat a lot of _____ in Japan and China.
A some ■ B a ■ C any ■ A rice ■ B pasta ■ C cheese ■
14 I like my coffee with _____ milk. 11 Macaroni and spaghetti are kinds of _____.
A lot ■ B a lot of ■ C a lot ■ A salad ■ B rice ■ C pasta ■
15 Do you want _____ apple? 12 In the Mediterranean they use a lot of olive _____.
A a ■ B some ■ C an ■ A butter ■ B oil ■ C fish ■
16 They eat a _____ of fruit. 13 People often put _____ in salads.
A many ■ B much ■ C lot ■ A lettuce ■ B ketchup ■ C cereal ■
17 The weather is bad today but it was _____ yesterday. 14 I usually have coffee and toast for _____.
A badder ■ B worse ■ C worser ■ A breakfast ■ B dinner ■ C eating ■
18 I gave the cat _____ tuna. 15 Crisps are a kind of _____.
A any ■ B some ■ C an ■ A oil ■ B snack ■ C vegetable ■
19 Can I have _____ butter on my potatoes? 16 People often put _____ in their coffee.
A a little ■ B a little of ■ C quite little ■ A sugar ■ B oil ■ C salad ■
17 Peas and carrots are my favourite _____.
A meals ■ B eating ■ C vegetables ■

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

Example: 1,000,000 a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
A a million ■ ✓ B a hundred million ■ or C.
C a thousand ■
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
18 5,000
A five thousands ■ B five thousand ■
1 A bread ■ B when ■ C great ■
C fifty hundred ■ 2 A healthy ■ B meat ■ C cream ■
19 2,600 3 A sugar ■ B salad ■ C mushrooms ■
A two thousand six hundred ■ 4 A sweets ■ B rice ■ C shower ■
B two thousand and six hundred ■ 5 A steak ■ B breakfast ■ C egg ■
C two thousand six hundreds ■
20 105 b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A a hundred five ■ B five hundred ■ Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
C a hundred and five ■ C computer ■
20 6 A pineapple ■ B pineapple ■
C pineapple ■
7 A tomatoes ■ B tomatoes ■
C tomatoes ■
8 A cereal ■ B cereal ■ C cereal ■
9 A bananas ■ B bananas ■ C bananas ■
10 A potatoes ■ B potatoes ■ C potatoes ■

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GRAMMAR 17 We _____ to see Rebecca this evening. She’s ill.

A not going ■ B aren’t going ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. C isn’t going ■
Example: My name _____ Robert. 18 Is your brother going _____ go to university?
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ A to ■ B for ■ C at ■
1 What’s _____ river in the world? 19 We _____ going to drive to Paris.
A the longest ■ B the longer ■ C longest ■ A have ■ B ’re ■ C is ■
2 We _____ have a holiday this summer. 20 She _____ going to drive. Her car isn’t working.
A don’t go to ■ B aren’t going to ■ A are not ■ B isn’t ■ C not ■
C aren’t go to ■ 20
3 This is _____ restaurant I know.
A the better ■ B the goodest ■ C the best ■ VOCABULARY
4 She’s the _____ girl in the class. a Tick (✓) the correct places A, B, or C.
A most intelligent ■ B more intelligent ■
C intelligentest ■ Example: You can see a play here.
A cinema ■ B theatre ■ ✓
5 Take your umbrella. I think _____ going to rain.
C museum ■
A it ■ B is ■ C it’s ■
6 Everest is the highest mountain _____ the world. 1 You can buy medicine here.
A of ■ B in ■ C by ■ A station ■ B bank ■ C chemist’s ■
7 People say rugby is _____ sport. 2 You can go over a river here.
A the dangerousest ■ B the more dangerous A village ■ B square ■ C bridge ■
■
C the most dangerous ■ 3 You can see old things here.
8 I _____ buy a new car. A station ■ B museum ■ C post office ■
A am going to ■ B go to ■ C am going ■ 4 You can buy stamps here.
9 What _____ to do next summer? A post office ■ B chemist’s ■
A you are going ■ B do you go C museum ■
■
C are you going ■ 5 You can get a train here.
10 A What do you think is going to happen? A supermarket ■ B station ■
B I think _____ leave her husband. C town hall ■
A she goes ■ B she’s going ■ 6 You can see famous paintings here.
C she’s going to ■ A art gallery ■ B chemist’s ■ C bank ■
11 People say that Atlanta Airport is the _____ in the 7 You can get married here.
world. A bridge ■ B hospital ■ C church ■
A busest ■ B busyest ■ C busiest ■
b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the expressions.
12 This is _____ room in the hotel.
A the most bad ■ B the worst ■ Example: _____ a friend
C the worse ■ A meet ■ ✓ B look ■ C come ■
13 We’re going to go to Rome _____. 8 _____ house
A next weekend ■ B the next weekend ■ A have ■ B take ■ C move ■
C the weekend next ■ 9 _____ a lot of money
14 Who are _____ bands in your country? A get ■ B become ■ C be ■
A more popular ■ B most popular ■ 10 _____ famous
C the most popular ■ A do ■ B meet ■ C become ■
15 _____ you going to come and see us next summer? 11 _____ a surprise
A Is ■ B Have ■ C Are ■ A have ■ B tell ■ C meet ■
16 I’m sure they’re going to _____ very happy. 12 _____ a good time
A be ■ B have ■ C being ■ A have ■ B show ■ C stay ■

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13 _____ somebody round your city PRONUNCIATION

A get ■ B show ■ C see ■ a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
14 _____ for a week or C.
A stay ■ B have ■ C be ■
15 _____ in a hotel
Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
A find ■ B stay ■ C use ■ 1 A look ■ B moon■ C choose ■
16 _____ the sights 2 A boot ■ B too ■ C took ■
A see ■ B have ■ C make ■ 3 A chemist’s ■ B church ■ C castle ■
17 _____ lucky 4 A railway ■ B station ■ C square ■
A have ■ B be ■ C make ■ 5 A castle ■ B hall ■ C art ■
18 _____ in love
A find ■ B have
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
■ C fall ■
19 _____ married Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
A get ■ B go C computer ■
■ C do ■
20 _____ a new job 6 A pharmacy ■ B pharmacy ■
A make ■ B be ■ C get ■ C pharmacy ■
20 7 A department ■ B department ■
C department ■
8 A supermarket ■ B supermarket ■
C supermarket ■
9 A hospital ■ B hospital ■ C hospital ■
10 A gallery ■ B gallery ■ C gallery ■

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GRAMMAR 20 I can’t understand him. He speaks English very _____.

A badly ■ B bad ■ C wrong ■
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
20
Example: My name _____ Robert.
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ VOCABULARY
1 My sister’s studying _____ law at university. a Tick (✓) the opposite adverb.
A a ■ B the ■ C – ■
Example: healthily
2 I need _____ some emails.
A unhealthily ■ ✓ B smallest ■
A send ■ B to send ■ C sending ■ C the smaller ■
3 My uncle’s _____ artist.
1 slowly
A an ■ B the ■ C – ■
4 She hopes _____ a famous singer one day.
A slower ■ B quick ■ C quickly ■
2 formally
A become ■ B becoming ■ C to become ■ A unformally ■ B uniformally ■
5 This is _____ best song on the CD. C informally ■
A the ■ B a ■ C – ■
3 loudly
6 You _____ to do more exercise. A quiettly ■ B quietly ■ C quiet ■
A would ■ B need ■ C learn ■ 4 well
7 She _____ learn Spanish. A badly ■ B bad ■ C baddly ■
A ’d like to ■ B likes ■ C like to ■ 5 safely
8 _____ to go skiing? A dangerrously ■ B dangerly ■
A Do you like ■ B Would you like ■ C dangerously ■
C You would like ■
9 My brother speaks _____. b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A French very good ■ B French very well ■ Example: You can find more information on the
C very well French ■ company’s _____.
10 The Americans don’t drive very _____. A search engine ■ B website ■ ✓
A fast ■ B fastly ■ C faster ■ C online ■
11 She has _____ incredibly good-looking boyfriend. 6 I don’t _____ to buy a new phone. This one’s
A the ■ B an ■ C a ■ perfectly good.
12 He doesn’t want _____ back to work. A hope ■ B need ■ C learn ■
A go ■ B going ■ C to go ■ 7 I _____ to drive your car carefully.
13 We went to San Francisco _____ last summer. A promise ■ B learn ■ C hope ■
A a ■ B the ■ C – ■ 8 _____ to go to the station by bus or by taxi?
14 Did you learn _____ the salsa in Cuba? A Do you want ■ B Do you promise ■
A the dance ■ B to dance ■ C dancing ■ C Do you spend ■
15 She _____ like to go up in a balloon. She hates flying. 9 We’re _____ to have a surprise party for Harry.
A will not ■ B wouldn’t ■ C not ■ A want ■ B planning ■ C needing ■
16 A Would you like to drive a Ferrari? 10 My young son _____ to read at the moment.
B Yes, I _____. A is spending ■ B is becoming ■
A would ■ B would like ■ C like ■ C is learning ■
17 I love watching _____ horror films. 11 I’m going to _____ my cousin in Australia tonight.
A the ■ B a ■ C – ■ A download ■ B log in ■ C skype ■
18 _____ you like to learn to cook well? 12 I often _____ news websites.
A Would ■ B Do ■ C Will ■ A visit ■ B meet ■ C connect ■
19 You speak very fast. Can you speak more _____, please? 13 I booked the cinema tickets _____.
A careful ■ B slowly ■ C slow ■ A online ■ B at the internet ■
C on website ■

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14 I tried to _____ but I couldn’t remember my PRONUNCIATION

password.
A google ■ B log in ■ C upload ■
a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
or C.
15 She’s going to _____ her holiday photos onto the
internet. Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■✓
A download ■ B upload ■ C log in ■ 1 A carefully ■ B car ■ C card ■
16 A lot of cafés have _____ so you can use the internet. 2 A fast ■ B cat ■ C hard ■
A social networks ■ B attachments ■ 3 A search ■ B healthy ■ C learn ■
C wifi ■
4 A internet ■ B wifi ■ C polite ■
17 I’d like to _____ the new Rihanna song.
5 A google ■ B food ■ C good ■
A download ■ B log in ■ C skype ■
18 I got your email but I couldn’t open the _____. b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A google ■ B attachment ■ C internet ■ Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
19 Facebook is a _____. C computer ■
A social network ■ B social attachment ■
C social chatting ■
6 A unhealthily ■ B unhealthily ■
C unhealthily ■
20 Which search _____ do you use?
7 A incredibly ■ B incredibly ■
A engine ■ B network ■ C log ■ C incredibly ■
20 8 A beautifully ■ B beautifully ■
C beautifully ■
9 A perfectly ■ B perfectly ■ C perfectly ■
10 A casually ■ B casually ■ C casually ■

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GRAMMAR 18 I _____ a newspaper before breakfast.

A bought ■ B have bought ■ C has
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. bought ■
Example: My name _____ Robert. 19 What _____ like for lunch?
A am ■ B is ■ ✓ C are ■ A you would ■ B would you ■ C you ■
1 _____ to Milan? 20 When _____ go to New York?
A Have you been ■ B Have you be ■ A first you did ■ B you first ■
C Have you ■ C did you first ■
2 I’ve seen the restaurant but I haven’t _____ there. 20
A eat ■ B ate ■ C eaten ■
3 _____ you speak? VOCABULARY
A What languages ■ B What do languages ■ a Tick (✓) the correct past participle, A, B or C.
C What languages do ■
Example: be
4 A Have you had dinner?
A been ■
✓ B was ■ C were ■
B Yes, I _____.
A do ■ B have ■ C did ■ 1 take
5 _____ Jamie gone home? A taken ■ B took ■ C token ■
A Did ■ B Is ■ C Has ■ 2 sing
6 We _____ to the cinema last night. A sang ■ B sung ■ C song ■
A have gone ■ B have been ■ C went ■ 3 drink
7 Have you _____ a sports car? A drank ■ B drink ■ C drunk ■
A ever driven ■ B driven ever ■ 4 make
C ever drive ■ A make ■ B maked ■ C made ■
8 What _____ films do you like? 5 do
A kind ■ B kind of the ■ C kind of ■ A did ■ B doed ■ C done ■
9 How _____ relax? 6 fall
A you ■ B do you ■ C are you ■ A fallen ■ B fell ■ C feel ■
10 She _____ win a medal before. 7 see
A did never won ■ B have never won ■ A saw ■ B sawn ■ C seen ■
C has never won ■ 8 speak
11 Where _____ to go on holiday this year? A spoke ■ B speaken ■ C spoken ■
A are they going ■ B they are going ■ 9 know
C going they ■ A knewn ■ B known ■ C knew ■
12 _____ any good music recently? 10 write
A Have you bought ■ B Do you buy ■ A written ■ B writen ■ C wrote ■
C Did you buy ■ 11 give
13 We _____ to Sydney in 2010. A gave ■ B given ■ C gaven ■
A have gone ■ B went ■ C have been ■ 12 eat
14 _____ your boyfriend met your parents? A ate ■ B eaten ■ C aten ■
A Have ■ B Did ■ C Has ■ 13 go
15 Emma has _____ her leg. A goed ■ B gone ■ C went ■
A break ■ B broke ■ C broken ■ 14 think
16 What time _____? A thank ■ B thunk ■ C thought ■
A has the party finished ■ 15 pay
B did the party finish ■ C finished the party ■ A payed ■ B paied ■ C paid ■
17 A Have you ever been to India?
B Yes, we _____ there three years ago.
A have been ■ B went ■ C has been ■

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b Which word is different? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. PRONUNCIATION

Example: A balcony ■ ✓ B kitchen ■ a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A,
C living room ■ B, or C.
16 A desk ■ B floor ■ C sofa ■ Example: A am ■ B thanks ■ C car ■
✓
17 A cupboard ■ B carpet ■■ C city 1 A bought ■ B worn ■ C done ■
18 A uncle ■ B actor ■ C policeman ■ 2 A given ■ B five ■ C driven ■
19 A go to bed ■ B wake up ■ C want ■ 3 A had ■ B paid ■ C made ■
20 A enjoy ■ B wonderful ■ C small ■ 4 A thing ■ B the ■ C think ■
20 5 A school ■ B cinema ■ C taken ■

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

C.
Example: A computer ■
✓ B computer ■
C computer ■
6 A classical ■ B classical ■ C classical ■
7 A languages ■ B languages ■
C languages ■
8 A information ■ B information ■
C information ■
9 A traditional ■ B traditional ■
C traditional ■
10 A professional ■ B professional ■
C professional ■
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