Test

Fill in the blank to complete the sentence:

"If you had one super power, which one ... you choose?"

Fill in the blank with the correct verb in bracket:

"He is aware of how unhealthy fastfood is, but he still likes ... (have) French fries and burger every day."

• to have

• have

• has

• having

Find the mistake in the sentence below:

"If the team paid the players more money, they will attract professional players."

• paid

• more money

• will attract

• professional players

Choose the sentence that shares the similar meaning:

"She doesn’t have enough money, so she won’t buy tickets for the match."

• She would buy tickets for the match if she didn't have enough money.

• Unless she has enough money, she will buy tickets for the match.

• She would buy tickets for the match if she had enough money.

• If she had enough money, she will buy tickets for the match.

Choose the correct form of verbs in brackets:

"I would love ... (visit) Japan in spring because I enjoy ... (walk) under cherry blossom in nice weather."

• visiting/ walking

• to visit/ walking

• to visit/ to walk

• visiting/ to walk

Choose the correct answer:

"Which types of movies ... (you/ like/ watch) ?"

• would you most like watching

• do you like watching most

• do you like most to watch

• would you like to watch the most

Find the mistake in the sentence below:

"I'd like sleeping in a tent when I go out for a picnic, but I'm afraid of the mosquitoes. What should I do?"

• like sleeping

• go out

• afraid of

• mosquitoes

Choose the correct answer:

"(The team/ under pressure), they would perform better and win the match."

• If the team are under pressure

• Unless the team aren't under pressure

• If the team were under pressure

• Unleast the team was under pressure

Complete the sentence with the verbs in brackets:

"If he ... (have) proper training before the debut, his performance ... (become) more attractive to the audience."

• has/ will become

• had/ can become

• had/ would become

• had/ will become

Choose the sentence that shares the same meaning:

"They have to cancel the cave exploration because he forgets bringing the torch."

• If he brought the torch, they would explore the cave.

• if he forgot to bring the torch, they would cancel the cave exploration.

• They wouldn't cancel the cave exploration if he brings the torch.

• If he didn't forget to bring the torch, they can explore the cave.