- •Questions and verb forms
- •Tenses and verb forms
- •Countable and uncountable nouns
- •Articles
- •Description
- •Correct the mistakes
- •Time clause
- •Questions
- •Passives
- •Second Conditional and might
- •Present Perfect Simple and Continuous
- •Opposites
- •Irregular past tenses
- •Prepositions
- •Words that go together
- •Used to or the Past Simple
Pre-Intermediate Placement and Revision Test
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Questions and verb forms
Put the words in the right order to make a question.
Example
job / learning / for / English / your / you / are?
Are you learning English for your job?
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English/you/start/did/learning/when? ________________________________________
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tennis/often/play/how/does/she? ________________________________________
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do/doing/what/at/you/like/weekend/the? ________________________________________
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weekend/do/what/you/would/to/this/like? ________________________________________
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dictionary/why/got/you/haven't/a? ________________________________________
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much/put/my/coffee/sugar/how/did/in/you? ________________________________________
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phoned/doing/John/when/what/you/were? ________________________________________
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sandwiches/make/is/who/to/going/the? ________________________________________
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radio/listening/does/enjoy/to/mother/the/ your? ________________________________________
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live/Anna/where/was/child/a/did/when/ she? ________________________________________
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Tenses and verb forms
In the following conversation put the verb in brackets into the correct tense or verb form.
Example
A Why did you go (go) to the seaside last weekend?
B Because we like sailing (sail).
A (1)________ you ________ (know) Brian Bailey?
B Yes, I (2)________ (meet) him two years ago while I (3)________ (work) in Germany. (4)________ he still ________ (live) there?
A Yes. He does. He (5) ________ (live) in Frankfurt. He (6) ________ (have got) a good job there but at the moment he (7) ________ (work) in London. He's here for a few days and I'd like (8) ________ (invite) him and you for dinner. Can you (9) ________ (come)?
B Yes, I hope so. I'd love (10) ________ (see) Brian again! When I was in Germany we (11) ________ (see) each other quite often because his office was near the school where I (12) ________ (teach) and so we sometimes (13)________ (have) lunch together. I always enjoyed (14) ________ (talk) to him. I wanted (15) ________ (write) to him but he moved and I (16) ________ (not have) his new address.
A Well, what about dinner on Friday?
B That's fine. What time?
A Is 8 o'clock OK? I (17) ________ (ring) Brian yesterday to check the day, and I (18) ________ (ring) him again tomorrow to check the time.
B Well 8 o'clock is fine for me. I (19) ________ (come) at about 8 and I (20) ________ (bring) a bottle of wine.
A See you on Friday then!
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Countable and uncountable nouns
Underline the uncountable noun in the following pairs of words.
Example cheese/egg
money/pound |
meat/hamburger |
rice/potato |
flower/flour |
loaf/bread |
song/music |
job/homework |
luggage/suitcase |
food/meal |
furniture/desk |
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Articles
Put a, an, the or nothing into each gap in the story.
Example
I had dinner with the Queen.
My Aunt Vanessa is (1) _________ artist. She lives in (2) _________ beautiful old cottage by (3) _________ sea and she paints (4) _________ small pictures of wild flowers and birds. She doesn't like leaving (5) _________ cottage, but once (6) _________ year she travels by (7) _________ train to London and has (8) _________ tea with me at (9) _________ Savoy Hotel. At the moment I'm quite worried about her because she's in (10) _________ hospital, but I'm sure she'll be better soon. I'm going to visit her next week.