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WorksheetsLevel 8 First Term Quiz -B2
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 4hrs 0mins
Who wrote you this love letter? - I'm not sure. I think it was ___ Michael ___ Paul.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
___ Linda ___ Helen called to say sorry. I'm very sad and frustrated.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
___ Ryan ___ Susie have disappointed me. They didn't come to my birthday party.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
Paul has been neglecting us. He ___ calls ___ hangs out with us anymore.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
He hurt ___ her feelings ___ her dignity. This is unforgivable.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
___ loyalty ___ honesty are essential in a friendship.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
You should ___ disrespect ___ deceive your friends.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
I will take you ___ to the cinema ___ to the theatre. That's a promise.
both/ and
either/ or
neither/nor
not only/ but also
Fred likes helping his friends. So does Linda.
Both Fred and Linda like helping their friends
Both Fred neither Linda like helping their friends
Harry used to date Ann. Or was it Helen?
Harry used to date either Ann or Helen
But Hurry either Ann or Helen
We should learn to accept our weaknesses and our strengths.
We should learn to accept neither our weaknesses and our strengths.
We should learn to accept not only our weaknesses but also our strengths
He never listens to or advises his friends when they have a problem.
He both listens to either advises his friends when they have a problem
He neither listens to nor advises his friends when they have a problem
I've betrayed your trust. I've betrayed your love for me.
I've betrayed not only your trust but also your love for me
I've betrayed but only your trust but either your love for me
He felt disappointed. He felt misunderstood.
He felt neither disappointed nor misunderstood
He felt both disappointed and misunderstood
Brian isn't very considerate. Neither is Tom.
Neither Brian nor Tom are very considerate
but also Brian nor Tom are very considerate
A true friend is someone who is caring and loving.
A true friend is someone who is neither caring nor loving
A true friend is someone who is both caring and loving
Rachel should apologise or leave.
Rachel should both apologise either leave
Rachel should either apologise or leave
Richard and John didn't keep her secret.
Neither Richard nor John kept her secret
But also Richard either John kept her secret
I want ______ gummy bears _____ jelly beans for a snack.
either /or
both/ and
whether/ or
Mary likes ____ Skittles _____ Sweet Tarts.
either /or
both/ and
whether/ or
_______ save me a seat _____ I will leave my coat on that chair.
either /or
both/ and
whether/ or
Mark earns a lot of money because he _____ works late, ___ has a second, part-time job.
whether/ or
not only/ but also
neither/ nor
I knew it was going to be a bad day because I _____ over slept ____ missed the bus.
whether/ or
not only/ but also
neither/ nor
We will go to the movies ______ tonight ____ tomorrow night.
either /or
both/ and
whether/ or
_______ Mary _____ Alice like rap music.
either /or
both/ and
neither/ nor
I will be your friend ______ you stay here_____ move away.
either /or
both/ and
whether/ or
_________________you help me, I'll be unable to do it .
if
unless
I meet him, I'll tell him the whole truth.
if
unless
You won't get well ____________ you stop smoking.
if
unless
_______________you exercise regularly, you won't be able to lose some weight.
if
unless
________________you exercise regularly, you'll lose some weight.
if
unless
The teacher will be furious _________________________ you don't the homework.
if
unless
You can't go on vacation _________________ you don't save some money.
if
unless
You will feel cold ________________ you wear a warm jacket.
if
unless
We'll arrive on time __________________we hurry.
if
unless
Don't call me _______________ it's an emergency.
if
unless
If I were you, _______________________
I will marry him
I would marry him
I would have married him
If I had known, _____________________________
I will lend you my car
I would lend you my car
I would have lent you my car
________________________ if you are free?
Will you call me
Would you call me
Would you have called me
Would you buy this car if _________________ ?
You have a million dollars
You had a million dollars
You had had a million dollars
__________________________ if I have enough time.
I will watch the match
I would watch the match
I would have watched the match
If you were to marry, _______________________?
Who will you choose
Who would you choose
Who would you have chosen
______________________, water pours.
If you turn the tap
If you turned the tap
If you had turned the tap
If I get there, __________________________
I will call you
I would call you
I would have called you
____________________ if I ask you?
Will you help me
Would you help me
Would you have helped me
If you had worked hard, _______________________
You will pass the exam
you would pass the exam
You would have passed the exam
She doesn’t swim and doesn’t sunbathe.
She neither swims nor sunbathes
She doesn’t not only swim but doesn’t sunbathe also.
Not only doesn’t she swim but also sunbathes.
She either doesn’t swim or doesn’t sunbathe.
He doesn’t know where he left his umbrella.
It’s neither in the closet or in the second bathroom.
It’s in either the closet or in the second bathroom.
It’s neither in the closet nor the second bathroom.
It’s either in the closet or in the second bathroom.
Sometimes I bring my lunch to work and sometimes I buy it in the cafeteria.
I either bring my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.
Either I bring my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.
I bring either my lunch to work or buy it in the cafeteria.
I bring my lunch either to work or in the cafeteria.
My sister lives in Los Angeles and so does my college roommate.
My sister and both my college roommate live in Los Angeles.
Both my sister and my college roommate live in Los Angeles.
My sister and my college roommate live both in Los Angeles
Both my sister and both my roommate live in Los Angeles.
I drink water at home, and I drink water at work.
I drink water both at home and work.
I not only drink water at home but also at work.
I drink water either at home or at work.
I drink water not only at home but at work also
I don’t know if she’s good at cards or just lucky.
She’s both good and lucky at cards.
She’s neither good nor lucky at cards.
She’s not only good but lucky at cards too.
She’s either good or lucky at cards.
You play the guitar well and also compose music well.
You either play the guitar well or compose music well.
You both play the guitar and compose music well.
You play the guitar and compose music both well.
Not only you play the guitar well but also compose music well.
He owns a boat and an airplane.
.
Not only does he own a boat but he also owns an airplane.
He owns either a boat or an airplane.
He owns both a boat and owns an airplane.
He neither owns a boat but owns an airplane.
My friend doesn’t like spicy food; he also doesn’t like salty food.
My friend likes neither spicy food nor salty food.
My friend neither likes spicy nor salty food.
My friend doesn’t like spicy and salty food.
My friend likes neither spicy nor likes salty food.
Sometimes my grandfather takes a nap in the afternoon, and sometimes he goes to bed early at night.
My grandfather either takes a nap in the afternoon or goes to bed early at night.
My grandfather both takes a nap in the afternoon or goes to bed early at night.
Either my grandfather takes a nap in the afternoon or goes to bed early at night.
My grandfather takes a nap either in the afternoon or goes to bed early at night.
She plays the piano and the flute.
She not only plays the piano but also the flute.
Not only does she play the piano but also the flute.
She not only plays the piano but also plays the flute.
Not only she plays the piano but also plays the flute.
I can’t remember if he lives on Main Street or on Broadway.
Either he lives on Main Street or lives on Broadway.
He lives either on Main Street or on Broadway.
He either lives on Main Street or on Broadway.
Either he lives on Main Street or on Broadway.
_________ you but also Paul forgot to do the annual report last week.
both
not only
You will need to finish it by today or tomorrow.__________ Just get it done by Friday.
either
neither
_____you and Paul have been wasting too much time.
Both
Not only
Not only_____________ at me, but also she screams at me.
she cries
she is crying
Neither__________to quit, nor do I have the savings to be able to quit.
I want
do I want
Neither do I want trouble, nor ___________ for it.
am I asking
I ask
he is neither polite _______ funny.
Or
Nor
Not
Yet
______ that is the case, _______ I’m not surprised about what’s happenina.
If/ then
No sooner / than
Scarcely / when
Whether / or
Have you made a decision about _______ to go to the movies _______ not?
If / then
Either / or
whether / or
What with / and
_______ had I put my umbrella away, _______ it started raining.
No sooner/ than
If / then
What with / and
Neither / nor
This salad is _______ delicious _______ healthy.
Whether / or
Both/ and
. Scarcely / when
Rather / than
I will take the job ………………… the pay is too low.
if
unless
Let’s go for a walk – ………………… you are too tired.
unless
if
I am going to work in the garden this afternoon, …………………. it rains.
if
unless
I will be surprised ………………….. he doesn’t have an accident soon.
if
unless
I think she would look prettier …………………. she didn’t wear so much make-up.
if
unless
…………………. you don’t stop smoking, you will fall seriously ill.
If
Unless
…………………. you start now, you will not reach there in time.
If
Unless
………………….. I were rich, I would spend all my time traveling.
If
Unless
…………………. I have enough time tomorrow, I will come and see you.
If
Unless
If _________________my driving test, I _______________a car
I'd passed / would have bought
I passed/ would have buyed
I have passed / would had bought
What __________________if you____________ in the same situation?
would you have done / had been
would you have done / have been
would you do/ had been
