Linguista Englischtest

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Exercise 1

Choose the correct word or phrase to fill the gap in the sentence.

There _ some juice in the cupboard.

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I need to buy _ umbrella. *

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some

My father _ a doctor. *

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are

"How _ cinemas are there in the town?" "Three, I think." *

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any

many

much

Can you please pass _ book? *

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mine

of me

That's not your book, it's _! *

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of me

mine

Omar _ a brother and two sisters. *

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has got

is having

have

"Where are you from?" "I _ from Japan." *

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come

'm coming

came

Where _ he work? *

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does

I live _ the school. *

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near of

near

Exercise 2

Choose the correct word or phrase to fill the gap in the sentence.

She _ like getting up early. *

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not

doesn't

dont

They are _ at English in Chester at the moment. *

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studying

study

student

I usually go to the cinema _ the weekend. *

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We _ to Egypt last year. It was fantastic! *

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was gone

went

It is illegal to smoke in this building. You _ smoke here. *

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mustn't

mustn't to

don't have to

You _ help your homestay mother wash the dishes. *

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should to

ought

should

He speaks English very _. *

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good

goodly

well

I usually go to work _ foot. *

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with

_ to come to Liverpool this weekend? *

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Would you like

Are you like

Do you like

Would you mind _ me, please? *

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to help

helping

help

Exercise 3

Choose the correct word or phrase to fill the gap in the sentence.

Have you ever _ to London? *

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been

went

gone

arrived

I've lived in Chester _ 5 years. *

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since

for

during

ago

Jana has booked her plane ticket. She _ to Paris next week! *

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will go

's going

will be go

is go

Since he retired Mario has _ a lot of time travelling abroad. *

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spent

passed

made

used

If the weather's good tomorrow, we _ be able to play tennis. *

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would

are

will

can

I've got a bit of a problem. Can you give me _? *

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an advice

a solution

some advice

some advices

You can't go into that room at the moment; it _ cleaned. *

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is being

is been

being

You need to wear _ clothes if you want to get into that nightclub. *

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tidy

impressing

smartly

smart

I can't come to the meeting today. Can we put it _ until next week? *

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off

away

The food is very different here in England. I'm not used _ so many potatoes! *

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to eating

to eat

to ate

to be eating

Exercise 4

Choose the correct word or phrase to fill the gap in the sentence.

It rained so hard that the town was _. *

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washed

flowed

flooded

drowned

Our parents never _ have a pet when we were young. *

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to let us

letting us

let us to

let us

I'm not sure what to do when I finish school. I _ go to university. *

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will

may to

might

perhabs

Since her mother and father died, her closest _ is her uncle. *

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relative

parents

familiar

relationship

If you drink and drive in this country you can be _ from driving! *

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barred

forbidden

prohibit

banned

"Have you finished your assignment yet?" "Not yet, but I _ it by Friday." *

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will be finished

will have been finishing

will have finished

will be finishing

The teacher recommended _ our work carefully. *

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us to check

we check

we would check

we should to check

I'm coming down to London at the weekend. Is there any chance you could _? *

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put me up

put up me

put me in

put me away

If you had taken a map with you, you _ lost and arrived late! *

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wouldn't get

wouldn't have got

wouldn't be get

won't be

You _ Pete at the party last night! He was at home, ill in bed. *

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can't see

couldn't see

couldn't saw

can't have seen

Exercise 5

Look at the first sentences below and choose the which of the second sentences is closest in meaning to the first sentence.

For example:

This is the first time I have eaten Japanese food.

- I never have eaten Japanese food before.
- I didn't eat Japanese food before now.
- I have never eaten Japanese food (Correct answer)

Liverpool is bigger than Chester. *

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Chester isn't as bigger as Liverpool.

Chester isn't as big as Liverpool.

Chester isn't as bigger than Liverpool.

"Excuse me, where is the nearest bank?" *

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"Excuse me, could you tell me where the nearest bank is?"

"Excuse me, could you to tell me the nearest bank?"

"Excuse me, could you tell me where is the nearest bank?"|"

Shakespeare wrote the play Hamlet. *

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The play Hamlet is written by Shakespeare.

The play Hamlet was written by Shakespeare.

The play Hamlet was wrote by Shakespeare.

"Can I borrow your dictionary Martin?" asked David. *

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David asked if he could borrow the dictionary of Martin.

David asks to borrow Martin's dictionary.

David asked if he could borrow Martin's dictionary.

He started working here three years ago. *

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He's been working here for 3 years.

He's working here for 3 years.

He's been working here since 3 years.

Sally goes to the hairdresser's every 6 weeks. *

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Sally cuts her hair every 6 weeks.

Sally has her hair cut every 6 weeks.

Sally is having a haircut every 6 weeks.

The film started at 7.30pm, but we were late and didn't arrive at the cinema until 7.45pm *

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When we arrived at the cinema the film started.

When we arrived at the cinema the film was starting.

When we arrived at the cinema the film had already started.

I'm really excited about starting my new job. *

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I'm really looking forward to starting my new job.

I'm really looking to start my new job.

I'm really looking forward to start my new job.

We couldn't play football yesterday because of the rain. *

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The rain prevented us to play football yesterday.

The rain prevented us from playing football yesterday.

The rain meaning we can't play football yesterday.

Even though she didn't have much money, she bought herself a new pair of shoes. *

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Although not having any money, she bought herself a new pair of shoes.|

In spite not having any money, she bought herself a new pair of shoes.

Despite not having any money, she bought herself a new pair of shoes.

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