WorksheetsTest
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: We weren’t happy with the hotel. Our room … very small and it …clean.
were, were
was, weren’t
wasn’t, was
was, was
was, wasn’t
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Mark … at work last week because he … ill. He’s better now.
wasn’t, was
was, wasn’t
was, was
were, were
was, weren’t
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Yesterday …a public holiday, so the banks …closed. They’re open today.
were, were
wasn’t, were
was, were
weren’t, were
was, was
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: … Kate and Bill at the party? – Kate …there, but Bill … .
were, were, wasn’t
were, wasn’t, was
was, was, was
were, was, wasn’t
was, were, wasn’t
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: Where are my keys? – I don’t know. They … on the table, but they’re not there now.
to were
was
weren’t
wasn’t
were
Use was/were or wasn’t/weren’t: You … at home last night. Where… you?
weren’t, were
wasn’t, were
were, weren’t
was, wasn’t
to were, was
Use could/couldn’t + verb: I was tired, but I … last night.
couldn’t run
could sleep
couldn’t work
couldn’t help
couldn’t sleep
Use could/couldn’t + verb: I wasn’t hungry yesterday. I … my dinner.
could eat
couldn’t cook
couldn’t eat
could order
could finish
Use could/couldn’t + verb: When I was young, I … fast.
couldn’t run
could run
could jump
could play tennis
couldn’t speak
Use could/couldn’t + verb: When my son was two years old, he … .
could speak
could to walk
could drive
couldn’t to read
could play violin
Use could/couldn’t + verb: James … to the concert last Sunday. He was busy.
couldn’t enjoy
could see
couldn’t go
couldn’t visit
could watch
Use the proper verb in the correct form: It was hot in the room, so I…the window.
didn’t open
closed
open
opened
to open
Use the proper verb in the correct form: We…our holiday last year. We … at a very nice place.
spend, stay
hated, stayed
enjoyed, stayed
enjoy, lived
enjoyed, waited
Use the proper verb in the correct form: When I was a child, I …to be a doctor.
decide
wanted
want
agreed
wants
Use the proper verb in the correct form: It is a nice day today, but yesterday it … all day.
was warm
rain
didn’t rain
rained
was sunny
Use the proper verb in the correct form: We went to the cinema, but the film wasn’t very good. We … it.
enjoyed
didn’t saw
didn’t enjoyed
didn’t enjoy
wanted to see
Use the proper verb in the correct form: ….. yesterday? – No, it was a nice day.
was it sunny
was it rain
it didn’t rain
did it rain
does it rain
Use the proper verb in the correct form: We were tired, so we … long at the party.
stayed
didn’t stay
waited
not stayed
wasn’t stay
Use the proper verb in the correct form: We arrived at the railway station by taxi. – How much … for taxi?
you pay
you paid
did you spend
did you paid
did you pay
Use the proper verb in the correct form: He … some new clothes yesterday – two shirts, a jacket and a pullover.
sold
didn’t buy
bought
found
buyed
Choose the right variant: You can catch a train at the ….
park
bus station
car park
railway station
town hall
Choose the right variant: You can park your car in the …
bus station
park
car park
near the house
railway station
Choose the right variant: You can buy clothes at the ….
stationery shop
supermarket
fitting-room
department store
bakery
Choose the right variant: You can get information about interesting places at the …
church
town hall
tourist information office
art gallery
booking office
Choose the right variant: You can borrow money at the …
department store
post-office
town hall
bank
library
Complete the sentence: Pablo Picasso was Spanish, but he …most of his life in France
saw
taught
spent
brought
won
Complete the sentence: Alexander Bell … the first telephone call in 1876.
spent
made
taught
saw
brought
Complete the sentence: Isaac Newton discovered gravity when an apple … from a tree onto his head.
spoke
spent
brought
saw
fell
Complete the sentence: Apollo 11 … about 76 hours to travel from Earth to the Moon.
began
spent
took
made
sold
Complete the sentence: In the fourteenth century many people … that the Earth was flat.
began
won
thought
taught
fought
Complete the sentence: Van Gogh … poor people and used only dark colours.
taught
brought
bought
painted
caught
Complete the sentence: I arrived at the railway station late, but I ….the train.
caught
brought
bought
taught
fought
Complete the sentence: Picasso … in Spain in 1881
was born
died
moved
stayed
studied
Complete the sentence: Mozart …music when he was 5
wrote
sang
listened
heard
taught
Complete the sentence: Vanessa Mae … the violin and piano at the age of five
was born
killed
played
won
moved
Complete the sentence: After the university my dad ….. as a teacher at school.
worked
taught
studied
stayed
was
Everest, K2 and Mont Blank are …
beach
mountains
islands
lakes
oceans
The Nile, the Mississippi and the Danube are …
oceans
islands
lakes
rivers
beach
The Pacific and the Atlantic are …
rivers
oceans
islands
lakes
beach
Baikal, Michigan and Geneva are …
lakes
rivers
islands
oceans
beach
Ireland, Hawaii and Greenland are …
lakes
rivers
islands
oceans
beach
The Baltic and the Mediterranean are …
lakes
rivers
seas
oceans
beach
I’m (good) now than yesterday
gooder
better
best
the goodest
the best
He thinks that Chinese is … language in the world
difficult
more difficult
difficulter
the difficultest
the most difficult
Valencia played … than Real Madrid yesterday
baddest
the worst
badder
worse
bad
… desert of all is the Sahara and it’s in Africa
hotter
the hottest
more hot
the most hot
hot
Who is … person in your family?
the most talkative
more talkative
talkative
talkativer
the talkativest
I think that Michael Jackson is… singer in the world
the more popular
the most dangerous
the most intelligent
the best
the coldest
What is … animal in the world?
the best
the most dangerous
the more intelligent
the most popular
the coldest
Who is … student in group?
the most popularly
the most dangerous
the better
the most intelligent
the coldest
Is this … city in the Europe?
the coldest
the more dangerous
the most intelligent
the most popularly
the better
Who is … singer in your country?
the more intelligent
the most dangerous
the most popular
the better
the coldest
Use the verb in the correct form: Don’t turn off TV. I (watch) the news.
have watched
am going to watch
watched
watch
going to watch
Use the verb in the correct form: Sorry, we can’t come to your party. We (spend) the weekend with our children
have spent
are going to spend
spent
is going to spend
going to spend
Complete the sentence: … a party next Saturday. We've sent out the invitations
We are going to have
We had
We have
We have had
We going to have
Complete the sentence: I ….to go out tonight. I don’t feel well
is not going
is going
am not going
am going
are going
Complete the sentence: Dev….to buy a car. He hasn’t got any money
am not going
is going
is not going
am going
are going
Complete the sentence: My friends…. to have a picnic in the park. Do you want to go?
is going
are going
is not going
am going
are not going
Complete the sentence: I ….to watch that film again. It’s boring
am not going
is going
is not going
am going
are going
Use the verb in the correct form: I can’t find my key anywhere. I (lose) it
will lose
lost
have lost
has lost
to lose
Use the verb in the correct form: You (see) the news on TV last night?
Did you see
Have you seen
Will you see
Do you see
Did you saw
Use the verb in the correct form: I (buy) a new car. Do you want to see it?
bought
have bought
has bought
will buy
buy
Use the verb in the correct form: I (buy) a new car last week
will buy
have bought
has bought
buy
bought
Use the verb in the correct form: I’m very hungry. I (not eat) anything
haven’t eaten
didn’t eat
don’t eat
am not going to eat
hasn’t eaten
Use the verb in the correct form: Your car looks very clean. You (wash) it?
Did you wash
Have you washed
Do you wash
Are you going to wash
Have you wash
Use the verb in the correct form: Mike and Claire just (leave) home.
has just left
just have left
left
have just left
will leave
Use the verb in the correct form: Ann (leave) school in 2010
has left
left
leaves
have left
has leaved
Match the definition with the job: I fix a bath, a shower or a sink
mechanic
electrician
plumber
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I answer the phone, take messages and write letters
mechanic
secretary
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I fix the lights in a house
electrician
plumber
mechanic
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I design new buildings and draw pictures of them
mechanic
electrician
architect
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I keep animals and grow food
farmer
electrician
mechanic
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I help people who are in trouble with the law
electrician
lawyer
mechanic
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I write computer software
programmer
electrician
mechanic
engineer
hairdresser
Match the definition with the job: I help customers when they buy things
electrician
shop assistant
mechanic
engineer
hairdresser
