Part 2. LANGUAGE USE – VOCABULARY Complete the text with the past simple or past perfect forms of the verbs in brackets. We ( 1 ) … .. (have) a terrible journey on the way to Portugal. The problems ( 2 ) ……………… (begin) when we ( 3 ) ……………… (leave) home at 6.30 in the morning. There ( 4 ) ……………… (be) a huge traffic jam on the motorway because two lorries ( 5 ) ……………… (crash) and the road ( 6 ) ……………… (be) completely blocked. By the time we ( 7 ) ……………… (reach) the airport, we ( 8 ) ……………… (miss) our ﬂight. It ( 9 ) ……………… (take) off five minutes before we ( 10 ) ……………… (arrive) at the check-in desk. We ( 11 ) ……………… (try) to buy some tickets for the next ﬂight to Portugal, but they ( 12 ) ……………… (sell) all the seats. In the end, we ( 13 ) ……………… (buy) tickets for a ﬂight at 7 o’clock that evening and ( 14 ) ……………… (spend) the whole day at the airport. We ( 15 ) ……………… (land) in Barcelona at 21:45, but we ( 16 ) ……………… (not collect) our suitcases from the arrivals hall until 11 o’clock because there ( 17 ) ……………… (be) a baggage handlers’ strike that day. By the time our taxi driver ( 18 ) ……………… (find) our hotel, the restaurant ( 19 ) ……………… (close), so we ( 20 ) ……………… (go) straight to bed without having dinner.

1 had 2 began 3 left 4 was 5 had crashed 6 was 7 reached 8 had missed 9 had taken 10 arrived 11 tried 12 had sold 13 bought 14 spent 15 landed 16 didn't collect 17 had been 18 found 19 had closed 20 went

2 began , 3 left, 4 was , 5 had crashed , 6 was ,7 reached , 8 had missed , 9 had taken , 10 arrived , 11 tried , 12 had sold , 13 bought , 14 spent , 15 landed ,16 didn’t collect , 17 had been ,18 found , 19 had closed , 20 went

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION For each question, choose the correct answer. Robert Taylor talks about his new art show Like all children, I was always getting myself and the kitchen table in a mess when I first took an interest in painting. Unlike many kids, who give up activities like art for other subjects when they go through school, I continued painting throughout my childhood. Now, after years of enjoyment, I’ve finally taken the scary decision to show off some of my favourite pieces of work by holding an exhibition at Glebe Street library. Inviting people to see my work is a new idea and one which I’m looking forward to. I’ve never had any formal art training. When I was trying to decide what I should study at university, art as a subject never entered my head. I always thought my parents wanted me to follow a subject that would be useful when I was looking for a job, so I ended up taking a business course. Looking back, my parents would probably have supported me whatever my decision, but I decided to do what I thought was best for everyone. And during my time at university, I rarely did much in the way of painting. It wouldn’t have been easy to paint anyway as I lived in university accommodation and had very little space. I kept an interest in art though and visited local exhibitions whenever I could, but that was about it. It was later in my thirties while I was working that I discovered my love of the activity again. Since then I’ve made a point of spending at least one evening a week painting. However, my works have only ever been seen by trusted friends and relatives. They’ve always given me plenty of support and encouraged me to continue with my art. But I’ve always wondered what people who I didn’t know would think, people who could give me an honest opinion of my ability. The library have been very helpful and offered me a room for the show. They’ve asked me to supply questionnaires about the event and I’ve included a section for visitors· comments about the works. I’m very much looking forward to reading these opinions. What does Robert say about art?

C The thought of showing off his work is a little frightening.

A Children usually continue doing it at school.

B He had to give it up to do other subjects.

D He has often thought about letting people see his work.

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION For each question, choose the correct answer. Robert Taylor talks about his new art show Like all children, I was always getting myself and the kitchen table in a mess when I first took an interest in painting. Unlike many kids, who give up activities like art for other subjects when they go through school, I continued painting throughout my childhood. Now, after years of enjoyment, I’ve finally taken the scary decision to show off some of my favourite pieces of work by holding an exhibition at Glebe Street library. Inviting people to see my work is a new idea and one which I’m looking forward to. I’ve never had any formal art training. When I was trying to decide what I should study at university, art as a subject never entered my head. I always thought my parents wanted me to follow a subject that would be useful when I was looking for a job, so I ended up taking a business course. Looking back, my parents would probably have supported me whatever my decision, but I decided to do what I thought was best for everyone. And during my time at university, I rarely did much in the way of painting. It wouldn’t have been easy to paint anyway as I lived in university accommodation and had very little space. I kept an interest in art though and visited local exhibitions whenever I could, but that was about it. It was later in my thirties while I was working that I discovered my love of the activity again. Since then I’ve made a point of spending at least one evening a week painting. However, my works have only ever been seen by trusted friends and relatives. They’ve always given me plenty of support and encouraged me to continue with my art. But I’ve always wondered what people who I didn’t know would think, people who could give me an honest opinion of my ability. The library have been very helpful and offered me a room for the show. They’ve asked me to supply questionnaires about the event and I’ve included a section for visitors· comments about the works. I’m very much looking forward to reading these opinions. When deciding what to study at university

A Robert didn’t consider doing art.

B his parents didn’t want him to study art.

C he thought he would need a job while he was studying.

D Robert understood correctly what his parents wanted him to do.

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION For each question, choose the correct answer. Robert Taylor talks about his new art show Like all children, I was always getting myself and the kitchen table in a mess when I first took an interest in painting. Unlike many kids, who give up activities like art for other subjects when they go through school, I continued painting throughout my childhood. Now, after years of enjoyment, I’ve finally taken the scary decision to show off some of my favourite pieces of work by holding an exhibition at Glebe Street library. Inviting people to see my work is a new idea and one which I’m looking forward to. I’ve never had any formal art training. When I was trying to decide what I should study at university, art as a subject never entered my head. I always thought my parents wanted me to follow a subject that would be useful when I was looking for a job, so I ended up taking a business course. Looking back, my parents would probably have supported me whatever my decision, but I decided to do what I thought was best for everyone. And during my time at university, I rarely did much in the way of painting. It wouldn’t have been easy to paint anyway as I lived in university accommodation and had very little space. I kept an interest in art though and visited local exhibitions whenever I could, but that was about it. It was later in my thirties while I was working that I discovered my love of the activity again. Since then I’ve made a point of spending at least one evening a week painting. However, my works have only ever been seen by trusted friends and relatives. They’ve always given me plenty of support and encouraged me to continue with my art. But I’ve always wondered what people who I didn’t know would think, people who could give me an honest opinion of my ability. The library have been very helpful and offered me a room for the show. They’ve asked me to supply questionnaires about the event and I’ve included a section for visitors· comments about the works. I’m very much looking forward to reading these opinions. What happened while Robert was at university?

B He discovered his love of painting again.

D He painted at least one evening a week.

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION For each question, choose the correct answer. Robert Taylor talks about his new art show Like all children, I was always getting myself and the kitchen table in a mess when I first took an interest in painting. Unlike many kids, who give up activities like art for other subjects when they go through school, I continued painting throughout my childhood. Now, after years of enjoyment, I’ve finally taken the scary decision to show off some of my favourite pieces of work by holding an exhibition at Glebe Street library. Inviting people to see my work is a new idea and one which I’m looking forward to. I’ve never had any formal art training. When I was trying to decide what I should study at university, art as a subject never entered my head. I always thought my parents wanted me to follow a subject that would be useful when I was looking for a job, so I ended up taking a business course. Looking back, my parents would probably have supported me whatever my decision, but I decided to do what I thought was best for everyone. And during my time at university, I rarely did much in the way of painting. It wouldn’t have been easy to paint anyway as I lived in university accommodation and had very little space. I kept an interest in art though and visited local exhibitions whenever I could, but that was about it. It was later in my thirties while I was working that I discovered my love of the activity again. Since then I’ve made a point of spending at least one evening a week painting. However, my works have only ever been seen by trusted friends and relatives. They’ve always given me plenty of support and encouraged me to continue with my art. But I’ve always wondered what people who I didn’t know would think, people who could give me an honest opinion of my ability. The library have been very helpful and offered me a room for the show. They’ve asked me to supply questionnaires about the event and I’ve included a section for visitors· comments about the works. I’m very much looking forward to reading these opinions. Robert is holding the exhibition because

D he wants to know what strangers think of his work.

A his friends and relatives encouraged him to do this.

C he is interested in getting opinions from friends and relatives.

PART 3 READING COMPREHENSION For each question, choose the correct answer. Robert Taylor talks about his new art show Like all children, I was always getting myself and the kitchen table in a mess when I first took an interest in painting. Unlike many kids, who give up activities like art for other subjects when they go through school, I continued painting throughout my childhood. Now, after years of enjoyment, I’ve finally taken the scary decision to show off some of my favourite pieces of work by holding an exhibition at Glebe Street library. Inviting people to see my work is a new idea and one which I’m looking forward to. I’ve never had any formal art training. When I was trying to decide what I should study at university, art as a subject never entered my head. I always thought my parents wanted me to follow a subject that would be useful when I was looking for a job, so I ended up taking a business course. Looking back, my parents would probably have supported me whatever my decision, but I decided to do what I thought was best for everyone. And during my time at university, I rarely did much in the way of painting. It wouldn’t have been easy to paint anyway as I lived in university accommodation and had very little space. I kept an interest in art though and visited local exhibitions whenever I could, but that was about it. It was later in my thirties while I was working that I discovered my love of the activity again. Since then I’ve made a point of spending at least one evening a week painting. However, my works have only ever been seen by trusted friends and relatives. They’ve always given me plenty of support and encouraged me to continue with my art. But I’ve always wondered what people who I didn’t know would think, people who could give me an honest opinion of my ability. The library have been very helpful and offered me a room for the show. They’ve asked me to supply questionnaires about the event and I’ve included a section for visitors· comments about the works. I’m very much looking forward to reading these opinions. What would be a good introduction to this article?

C After years in the shadows, Robert Taylor is about to face the public with his works.

A Robert Taylor tells us how a love of art can lead to a change of career.

B If your child shows an interest in art, Robert Taylor will explain how to support this activity.

D If you’re keen on developing your artistic skills, Robert Taylor explains how to get support from friends and relatives.

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ENG VI- THIRD TEST

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
We had already eaten when John ________(come) home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When I ________ (get) to the airport I discovered I had forgotten my passport.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I went to the library, then I_______ (buy) some milk and went home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I opened my handbag to find that I _______(forget) my credit card.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I opened the fridge to find that someone ________ (eat) all my chocolate.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
It _________(not / rain) all summer, so the grass was completely dead.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
After arriving home, I realised I _________ (not / buy) any milk.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When Julie got home from her holiday, the flat was a mess. John ______(have) a party.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
William felt ill last night because he _______ (eat) too many cakes.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When I opened the curtains the sun was shining and the ground was white. It _______ (snow) during the night.

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ENG VI- THIRD TEST

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbWe had already eaten when John ________(come) home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbWhen I ________ (get) to the airport I discovered I had forgotten my passport.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbI went to the library, then I_______ (buy) some milk and went home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbI opened my handbag to find that I _______(forget) my credit card.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbI opened the fridge to find that someone ________ (eat) all my chocolate.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbIt _________(not / rain) all summer, so the grass was completely dead.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbAfter arriving home, I realised I _________ (not / buy) any milk.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbWhen Julie got home from her holiday, the flat was a mess. John ______(have) a party.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbWilliam felt ill last night because he _______ (eat) too many cakes.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR Write the correct form of the verbWhen I opened the curtains the sun was shining and the ground was white. It _______ (snow) during the night.

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Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
We had already eaten when John ________(come) home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When I ________ (get) to the airport I discovered I had forgotten my passport.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I went to the library, then I_______ (buy) some milk and went home.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I opened my handbag to find that I _______(forget) my credit card.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
I opened the fridge to find that someone ________ (eat) all my chocolate.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
It _________(not / rain) all summer, so the grass was completely dead.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
After arriving home, I realised I _________ (not / buy) any milk.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When Julie got home from her holiday, the flat was a mess. John ______(have) a party.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
William felt ill last night because he _______ (eat) too many cakes.

Part 1. LANGUAGE USE – GRAMMAR
Write the correct form of the verb
When I opened the curtains the sun was shining and the ground was white. It _______ (snow) during the night.