1. Madrid is __________ the centre of Spain. a. on b. to c. in d. at .
2. Susan ______________ anything last weekend. a. not bought b. didn’t bought c. hasn’t bought d. didn’t buy.
3. What is she like? a. She’s fine b. She’s tall and slim c. She’s very nice d. She likes tennis.
4. - ______________ you like a drink, sir?
- Yes, a Coke, please. a. Shall b. Would c. Will d. Could.
5. _______________ Julia? No, nice to meet you. a. Have you ever met b. Have you ever meet c. Are you ever met d. Did you ever met.
6. John: “Linda is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen”
Paul: “Sorry, I _______________ with you. The most beautiful girl is Jane.” a. am not agree b. agree not c. am disagree d. disagree.
7. - I haven’t got a present for Paul and today is his birthday!
- Don’t worry. ___________ tomorrow. a. I’ll buy it b. I would buy it c. I’m going to buy it d. I’m buying it.
8. I ‘ll call you if you _____________ me your telephone number. a. gave b. ’d give c. ’ll give d. give.
9. If I _____________ you, I wouldn’t travel to that country. a. would be b. were c. be d. am.
10. _______________ to play the guitar when you were at school? a. Do you used b. Did you use c. Did you used d. Did usually you.
11. They’re the _______________ children I _________________. a. worst – have ever seen b. badest – see c. baddest – see d. most worst– have ever seen.
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Dear Vincent,
I’m sorry I didn’t telephone you before I went back to Japan. I couldn’t talk to you before I left because _____ (12) happened very suddenly. I hope that you are well and that everything is going well with your job. How is it going with your studies?
Do you remember Masako? We often talk about you, and she sends her love. I _______ (13) letters from some of our friends in England. Do you still see them?
Two days ______ (14) my father said that a friend of his was looking for someone who speaks English to work for two months as a receptionist in his company’s office in London. Yesterday I went for the interview and I got the job, so in three weeks I’ll be back in England!
Do you _____ (15) have the same phone number? I’ll give you a ring when I arrive. Perhaps we could go out for a meal or something like that. It would be great to see you again.
Love,
Chiyo
a. anything b. everything c. all things d. a thing.
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Dear Vincent,
I’m sorry I didn’t telephone you before I went back to Japan. I couldn’t talk to you before I left because _____ (12) happened very suddenly. I hope that you are well and that everything is going well with your job. How is it going with your studies?
Do you remember Masako? We often talk about you, and she sends her love. I _______ (13) letters from some of our friends in England. Do you still see them?
Two days ______ (14) my father said that a friend of his was looking for someone who speaks English to work for two months as a receptionist in his company’s office in London. Yesterday I went for the interview and I got the job, so in three weeks I’ll be back in England!
Do you _____ (15) have the same phone number? I’ll give you a ring when I arrive. Perhaps we could go out for a meal or something like that. It would be great to see you again.
Love,
Chiyo
doing so. a. receives b. ‘d receive c. have received d. will receive.
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Dear Vincent,
I’m sorry I didn’t telephone you before I went back to Japan. I couldn’t talk to you before I left because _____ (12) happened very suddenly. I hope that you are well and that everything is going well with your job. How is it going with your studies?
Do you remember Masako? We often talk about you, and she sends her love. I _______ (13) letters from some of our friends in England. Do you still see them?
Two days ______ (14) my father said that a friend of his was looking for someone who speaks English to work for two months as a receptionist in his company’s office in London. Yesterday I went for the interview and I got the job, so in three weeks I’ll be back in England!
Do you _____ (15) have the same phone number? I’ll give you a ring when I arrive. Perhaps we could go out for a meal or something like that. It would be great to see you again.
Love,
Chiyo
a. before b. ago c. later d. after.
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Dear Vincent,
I’m sorry I didn’t telephone you before I went back to Japan. I couldn’t talk to you before I left because _____ (12) happened very suddenly. I hope that you are well and that everything is going well with your job. How is it going with your studies?
Do you remember Masako? We often talk about you, and she sends her love. I _______ (13) letters from some of our friends in England. Do you still see them?
Two days ______ (14) my father said that a friend of his was looking for someone who speaks English to work for two months as a receptionist in his company’s office in London. Yesterday I went for the interview and I got the job, so in three weeks I’ll be back in England!
Do you _____ (15) have the same phone number? I’ll give you a ring when I arrive. Perhaps we could go out for a meal or something like that. It would be great to see you again.
Love,
Chiyo
a. already b. yet c. ever d. still.
16. The book __________ when the author was 20 years old. a. has written
b. is written c. was written d. is writing.
17. The librarian asked me _______________ the book immediately. a. to return b. that I return c. that I returned d. for returning.
18. My family is in Miami. I wish I _______________ there. a. am b. had been c. would be d. was .
19. He always drives ______________. a. dangerous b. dangerously c. with danger d. more dangerous.
20. What time is it? a. It’s quarter and three b. It’s quarter three c. It’s quarter to three d. It’s three minus quarter.
1. I go to work __________ bus. a. on b. in c. by d. at .
2. María ______________ anything to the party a. not brought b. didn’t brought c. hasn’t bought d. didn’t bring.
3. _______________ to Paris? No, never. But I’d love to. a. Have you ever been b. Do you ever been c. Are you ever been d. Did you ever been.
4. What does she look like? a. She’s fine b. She’s watching TV c. She’s tall and slim d. She likes tennis.
5. - ______________ you like something to eat, Sir?
- Yes, a hamburger, please. a. Shall b. Would c. Will d. Could.
6. I really enjoyed the film. It was really _______________. a. boring b. depressing c. annoying d. interesting.
7. Sue: “Paris is the most beautiful city in the world”
Mary: “Sorry, I _______________ with you. The most beautiful is New York.” a. am not agree b. agree not c. am disagree d. disagree.
8. - We can’t do the cleaning!
- Don’t worry. ___________ tomorrow. a. I’ll do it b. I do it c. I’m going to d. I’m doing it.
9. I ____________ you if you _____________ me your telephone number. a. call – give b. ’ll call – ’ll give c. call – ’ll give d. ’ll call – give.
10. If I _____________ rich, I’d buy many things. a. would be b. were c. be d. am.
11. _______________ to study home science at school? a. Did you used b. Did you use c. Do you used d. Did usually you.
12. They are the _______________ children I _________________. a. happiest – have seen b. happy – see c. happier – see d. most happiest – have seen.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so.
a. make b. makes c. have made d. had made.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so. a. start b. have started c. would start d. had started.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so. a. heading for b. going to c. leaving to d. getting to.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so. a. don’t b. didn’t c. weren’t d. hadn’t.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so. a. what b. that c. which d. where.
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My second and only other memory of Llandaff Cathedral School is extremely bizarre. It happened a little over a year after we moved, when I was just nine. By then I (13) _______ some friends and when I walked to school in the mornings I (14) _______________ out alone but would pick up four other boys of my own age along the way. After school was over, the same four boys and I would set out together across the village green and through the village itself, (15) _______________ home. On the way to school and on the way back we always passed the sweet-shop. No we ___________ (16), we never passed it.
We always stopped. The sweet-shop in Llandaff in the year 1923 was the very centre of our lives. To us, it was (17) _______________ a bar is to a drunk, or a church to a Bishop.
Without it, there would (18) _______________ little to live for. But it had one terrible drawback, this sweet-shop. The woman who owned it was a horror. We hated her and we had good reasons for doing so. a. been b. is c. has been d. have been.
19. The novel __________ when the author was in Argentina. a. has written b. is writing c. was written d. is writing.
20. The teacher warned the student _______________ it again. a. not to do b. that he doesn’t do c. that he didn’t do d. for not doing.
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