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WorksheetsEnglish 3 Level 4 (Diagnostic Test)
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 36mins
What is he wearing?
A blouse red with a colored short.
White shirt and sandals.
An animal print red shirt and some striped multi colored shorts.
A red t-shirt, white shirt and blue short.
What is she wearing?
A black and white dress and black shoes.
Half finger gloves and a black dress.
Sunglasses and a black belt.
White sunglassess, a black and white polka dress and black high-heels.
What is she wearing?
Blue pants
Jeans blue torn stonewash
torn blue jeans stonewashed
Stonewashed, torn blue jeans
What is he wearing?
A tie, a denim jacket and torn jeans.
A wool scarf, a black coat and a brown belt.
A raincoat, some whool gloves, black sunglasses and a cotton belt.
A black leather suitcase and a leather jacket.
What is she wearing?
A gray skirt, plaid red scarf, long black stockings and a white sweater.
A black dress and a red tie.
Black coat, white shoes, black hat cadilac
Black hat, grey gloves, red purse and short stockings.
What is the meaning of the word: "achievement"?
It means to take a trip to get from point a to point b.
A goal.
Somenting done successfully by effort, courage, or skill.
A long forgotten dream.
What is the meaning of the word: "jamboree"?
The hippie anniversary, celebrated in April 20th.
A public disorder that affects the community.
A sleepover between friends.
A large celebration or party, typically a lavish and boisterous one.
What is the meaning of the word: "riot"?
A rodent type of animal.
A violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd.
A puclic event where people donate money for the poor.
A fad where all followers have tattoos.
What is the meaning of the word: "gathering"?
A social or festive assembly or meeting, that is held for a specific purpose.
It is a type of gelatinous dessert.
It is a religious event where people sing.
It is a process of forgiveness.
What is the meaning of the word: "charity"?
To have a conversation with your friends.
It is the way to describe someone or something.
Means chocolate in French.
The voluntary giving of help, typically in the form of money, to those in need.
Select the correct "present simple" sentence.
Doesn't she works near your house?
She doesn't work near your house?
she not works near your house.
Doesn't she work near your house?
Select the correct "present simple" sentence.
We not trust you.
We don't trust you.
Don't we trust you.
We don't you trust.
Select the correct "present simple" sentence.
She likes to eats alone.
I like readings books.
They visits their grandparents.
I rarely study during the weekend.
Select the correct "present progressive/continuous" sentence.
We are late?
I am studying English.
You don't speak Spanish.
They is having a party tonight.
Select the correct "present progressive/contnuous" sentence.
They aren't playing with us.
He doesn't liking to read.
She likes doing all sorfs of stuft.
We understand English well.
Select the correct "present progressive/continuous" sentence.
My friend Andrea loves chocolate.
Arturo does listens to music?
My favorite hobby am to read.
Who is coming to the party?
What is the correct structure to the "past progressive"?
Auxiliary verb "did" + "was" + the main verb in "past participle".
Auxiliary verb "was / were" + main verb in + "ING"
Auxiliary verb "have" + "has" + "had".
Badda Bing, Badda Boom
What is the correct structure to the "past simple"?
I was visiting my aunt last week.
Who had a nightmare?
Bill didn't worked out last week.
I slept late yesterday.
What is the correct structure to the "past simple"?
Where did he go?
He never had listened to music.
We always sleep alone.
He was studying hard last week.
What is the correct structure to the "past simple"?
Wasn't he playing with us last Saturday?
I didn't liked pizza.
Didn't he say he was German?
Dilan doesn't likes playing with us.
Choose the correct option to complete the phrase:
"I live in a house in Tijuana ______ is in North America".
who
which
whose
whom
Choose the correct option to complete the phrase:
"This is the girl ______ comes from Spain".
whose
whom
which
who
Choose the correct option to complete the phrase:
"I talked to the girl ______ books fell outside of the classroom last week".
who
whose
which
whom
Choose the correct option to complete the phrase:
"With ______ will she be going to the party?"
whom
who
which
whose
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"Juan's room is ______ than Luis's room."
smaller
more smaller
most smallest
smallest
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"Francisco is ______ than Miguel."
funnyest
funnier
more funniest
most funnier
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"My dog's ______ than Your dog."
more good
more gooder
better
best
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"My house is ______ than my neighbor's."
beautifuller
more beautifullest
beautifullest
more beautiful
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"I am the ______ person in the classroom."
smarter
most smartest
more smarter
smartest
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"The iPhone X is the ______ smartphone in the market."
expensive
most expensiver
most expensive
more expensivest
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"You are my ______ friend in the whole world."
more good
best
gooder
goodest
Complete each sentence by choosing the correct option:
"Carlos is the ______ runner in the football team."
fastest
more faster
most faster
more fastest
The following verbs are examples of:
turn over, break down, bring up, carry on, keep off, set up
irregular vebs
past participle verbs
phrasal verbs
auxiliary verbs
The following verbs are examples of:
did, was, were, am, is are, will, have
Past participle verbs
auxiliary verbs
phrasal verbs
irregular verbs
The following verbs are examples of:
done, put, cut, forgotten, chosen, drunk, fallen, gotten
past simple conjugation
regular verbs in past progressive
irrgegular verbs in past simple
past participle conjugation
The following verbs are examples of:
got, had, flew, hit, left, rang, said, worked, jumped, ate
past simple verb conjugation
irregular verbs in past participle
phrasal verbs
auxiliary verbs
