English Level Test - Teacher Felippe

I ______ bus on Mondays.

• a. 'm going to work with

• b. 'm going to work by

• c. go to work with

• d. go to work by

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'd. go to work by' because it correctly uses the phrase 'go by bus' to indicate the mode of transportation. The other options either use incorrect prepositions or verb forms.

Sorry, but this chair is ______.

• a. me

• d. our

• b. mine

• c. my

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'b. mine' because it indicates possession. The sentence should read, 'Sorry, but this chair is mine,' meaning the chair belongs to the speaker. Other options do not fit grammatically.

A: 'How old ______?' B: 'I ______ .'

• b. have you / have 20 years old

• c. are you / am 20 years

• a. are you / am 20 years old

• d. do you have / have 20 years

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'a. are you / am 20 years old' because 'How old are you?' is the proper question format, and the response 'I am 20 years old' correctly states age in English.

I ______ to the cinema.

• d. do not go usually

• c. don't go usually

• b. don't usually go

• a. not usually go

Answer explanation

The correct choice is b. 'don't usually go' because it properly places 'usually' before the verb 'go', forming a grammatically correct negative statement about frequency.

Where ______ ?

• d. do your sister work

• c. does your sister work

• b. your sister work

• a. your sister works

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'c. does your sister work' because it uses the auxiliary verb 'does' for forming questions in the present simple tense, which is appropriate here. The other options are grammatically incorrect.

The test is ______ February.

• b. at

• c. on

• d. over

• a. in

Answer explanation

The correct preposition is 'in' because we use 'in' for months. The sentence should read: 'The test is in February.' Other options like 'at', 'on', and 'over' do not fit the context.

I eat pasta ______ week.

• c. one time a

• b. twice a

• d. once in a

• a. twice in a

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'b. twice a' because it correctly completes the sentence as 'I eat pasta twice a week,' indicating frequency. Other options do not fit grammatically or contextually.

I don't have ______ free time.

• d. some

• c. a lot

• a. many

• b. any

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'b. any' because the sentence implies a negative context. 'Any' is used in negative sentences to indicate the absence of something, while 'some' and 'a lot' suggest a presence of free time.

A: '_____ to the cinema tomorrow?'

• a. We will go

• d. Shall we go

• c. We go

• b. Do we go

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Shall we go' because it is a polite way to suggest going to the cinema together. The other options do not fit the context of making a suggestion.

We went to the market ______ some vegetables.

• a. to buy

• b. for buy

• c. for to buy

• d. for buying

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'to buy' because it indicates purpose. The phrase 'to buy some vegetables' clearly expresses the intention of going to the market, while the other options are grammatically incorrect.