WorksheetsBeginner English Class
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
A Where ________?
she is from
is she from
she from is
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
B A Is Ahmet Spanish?
B No, he ________. He’s Turkish.
is
aren’t
isn’t
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
C A Who are the girls with black hair?
B ________ my sisters.
She’s
We’re
They’re
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
D A ________ your address?
B It’s 24 Green Road, London.
Who’s
Where’s
What’s
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
5 A ________ your name?
B C-H-E-N-G
How do you spell
How spell you
How you spell
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
F A ________ is your sister?
B Fine. She’s in New York now.
Who
How
Where
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
G How much are ________ books?
those
a
that
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
H ________ you watch TV every day?
Are
Is
Do
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
I A Where does Jack work?
B He ________ in an office.
works
work
does work
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
J My friend ________ like meat.
isn’t
doesn’t
aren’t
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
K A Do Carlos and Maria have a car?
B ________. It’s red.
Yes, they don’t
Yes, do they
Yes, they do
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
L My sister ________ BBC and CNN.
watchs
watches
watch
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
M Anna and Jo are English, but ________ husbands are French.
they’re
their
they are
1 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I ________ football.
A love B loves C loving
14 My ________ house is very big.
parents’
parent’s
parents
2 Choose the correct word.
Example: What’s / Whats your name?
A A What are this / these?
B They’re my house keys.
this
these
2 Choose the correct word.
Example: What’s / Whats your name?
B A Who’s that / she?
B My husband.
that
she
2 Choose the correct word.
Example: What’s / Whats your name?
C This is a / an English dictionary.
a
an
2 Choose the correct word.
Example: What’s / Whats your name?
D A Are those / that your books?
B No. My books are in my bag.
those
that
2 Choose the correct word.
Example: What’s / Whats your name?
5 Your / You’re a good teacher!
Your
You're
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
Example: like English I
I like English.
a
A goes she by always car work to
Always by car she goes work to.
Always goes she by car to work.
She always goes to work by car.
She goes always to work by car.
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
Example: like English I
I like English.
a
B housework we the usually weekend at do
We do usually housework at the weekend.
Usually at the weekend we do housework.
Do we housework at the weekend usually.
We usually do housework at the weekend.
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
Example: like English I
I like English.
a
C drink I coffee 3.00 p.m. never after
I never drink coffee after 3.00 pm.
After 3.00 pm I drink never coffee.
After 3.00 pm I never drink coffee.
I coffee drink never after 3.00 pm.
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
Example: like English I
I like English.
a
D English start your time does class what usually ?
What does your time english class start?
What time does your english class start?
Does what time your class english start?
What time does does class english start?
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
A A Are you ________?
B Yes, I am.
Egypt
Polish
Germany
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
B A Do you ________ English?
B Yes.
say
write
speak
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
C Jack and Sue have four ________.
child
childs
children
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
D What ________ is it now?
time
hour
o’clock
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
5 A Is Harry ________?
B Yes. His wife’s name is Clare.
husband
married
single
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
F A Where’s your sister?
B She’s ________ holiday in the USA now.
in
to
on
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
G Do you ________ coffee in the mornings?
cook
drink
eat
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
H I go ________ work at 7 o’clock.
to
on
at
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
I A Where’s Nick today?
B He’s in London on ________.
business
work
office
4 Choose A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Nice to ________ you.
A meet B hello C well
J A Is Carlos a teacher?
B I don’t ________.
say
know
spell
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
A Tom lives in a small town.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
B Tom has a bath every morning.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
C Tom gets up early in the morning.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
D Tom thinks it’s easy to get up in the morning.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
E Tom always finishes work at 12 o’clock.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
F Tom likes his job.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
G Tom says a lot of people are friendly.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
H Tom learns a lot from the people he meets.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
I Tom cooks for his wife.
True
False
READING
1 Read the text. Choose True or False.
A taxi driver’s life
Tom Adams is a taxi driver. He comes from a small town near Dublin, but now he lives and works in London. London news journalist Sally Richards talks to Tom about his life and job.
How do you start a typical working day, Tom?
Well, I get up at half past three in the morning, I have breakfast and take a shower. I eat eggs and I always drink a lot of coffee before I start work. It’s dark at half past three in the morning, so it’s difficult to get up when it’s so early. Then, I get into my taxi and drive around the streets near my house.
How many hours do you work?
Every day is different. Sometimes I start at four in the morning and work until lunchtime – 12 o’clock or 1 o’clock. On other days, I work until four. That’s 12 hours! It’s a long day.
Do you like your job?
I love it. I meet lots of people from all over the world and I get lots of interesting information from them. Many people are very friendly. Sometimes I have people in my taxi who don’t talk a lot, and that’s OK, too. I always help the old people I have in my taxi – I take their shopping to their house for them. When I finish work at lunch time, I have free time in the afternoon to do lots of other things. That’s great! I play football with my friends or go swimming, and sometimes I go shopping. My wife finishes work at 6 o’clock, so I usually make dinner for her. She likes that!
Do you go to bed early?
Oh yes! I usually go to bed around 9 o’clock and sleep for six or seven hours. I watch the news on TV every night and I usually read a book in bed before I go to sleep.
J Tom never watches TV.
True
False
LISTENING
1 Listen to Stephen and Diana talking about Diana’s family. Tick (P) True or False.
A Diana’s sister has brown hair.
True
False
LISTENING
1 Listen to Stephen and Diana talking about Diana’s family. Tick (P) True or False.
B Diana’s sister is a nurse at Redwoods Hospital
True
False
LISTENING
1 Listen to Stephen and Diana talking about Diana’s family. Tick (P) True or False.
C Stephen’s daughter is 17 years old.
True
False
LISTENING
1 Listen to Stephen and Diana talking about Diana’s family. Tick (P) True or False.
D Bradley’s girlfriend comes from Japan.
True
False
LISTENING
1 Listen to Stephen and Diana talking about Diana’s family. Tick (P) True or False.
E Bradley’s girlfriend has a job.
True
False
