WorksheetsPre-intermediate 2 Exam
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(you / how long / know) James?
How long did you known
How long have you known
How long have you know
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(I / know) him for four months
I've known
I know
I knew
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(you / ever/ be) to his house?
Has you ever been
Have you ever be
Have you ever been
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(he / not/invite) me.
He hasn't invite
He hasn't invited
He haven't invited
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(he /invite) me last week
He has invited
He invited
He did invite
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
She (study) it since 2009. I think she went to a different school before that.
has studied
studied
have studied
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(she / ever/read) a novel in English?
Has she ever readed
Has she read
Has she ever read
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(I / work) here for three years.
I've work
I've worked
I's worked
Complete the sentences with Past Simple or Present Perfect:
(I / never/ work) in an office.
I've never worked
I've worked never
I neve have worked
Complete with one word:
I (a) (meet) Luisa when we were studying music inChile.
Complete with one word:
I went to town yesterday and (buy) (a) a guitar.
Complete with one word:
I 've (a) (finish) my piano practice, so I can come out now.
Complete with one word:
Last week I (a) (go) to a fantastic concert.
Complete with one word:
I 've not (a) (know) Cindy for very long. We met last week.
Complete with one word:
Melanie (a) lived in Miami since 2010.
Complete with one word:
I have (a) heard any of Coldplay’s albums.
Complete with one word:
(a) you watch Harry Potter on TV last night?
Complete with one word:
I haven't (a) to New York.
There is one mistake in the sentence. Write only the correct answer.
I never went to a jazz concert.
(a)
There is one mistake in the sentence. Write only the correct answer.
I can’t play this piece of music. I think I ought try a different piece
(a)
There is one mistake in the sentence. Write only the correct answer.
Last week I’ve heard Marco singing. He’s fantastic!
(a)
There is one mistake in the sentence. Write only the correct answer.
We allthink that Mitsuko should going to music college.
(a)
There is one mistake in the sentence. Write only the correct answer.
I’m not ready for the concert. I didn’t practice enough.
(a)
I’m _____ than you at math.
worse
bad
as bad
The trains now come ____regularly than before
the most
more
as
Maria sings ____than her friends.
best
well
better
Pedro is ____runner in college.
fast
faster
the fastest
I study ____ efficiently when I’m with other people.
the least
the more
the less
I drive ____slowly of all my friends.
the most
the more
the less
I can’t play soccer this afternoon. I ____ clean my bedroom.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
The party for Ye-jun is secret. You ____tell him about it.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
This is a dangerous city. You ____go out alone after dark.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
I’m making some soup, but you ____ have any if you don’t want to.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
Pilar wants to go to college, but she ____ pass her school exams first.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
I already know how to use the washing machine. You ____ explain it to me.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
Wafaa ____do her homework before she can go out with her friends.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
The teacher told us that we ____run in the hallway.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
I ____find a new job. I hate working in an office.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
The doctor told me that I ____eat too much junk food.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
When I get to the hotel I ____ check in.
have to
has to
can’t
don’t have to
I can’t stop singing this song
It’s very relaxing.
It’s violent.
It’s rather old-fashioned.
It’s so repetitive.
It’s really catchy.
This is what I listen to when I feel stressed.
It’s very relaxing.
It’s violent.
It’s rather old-fashioned.
It’s so repetitive.
It’s really catchy.
All her music sounds the same.
It’s very relaxing.
It’s violent.
It’s rather old-fashioned.
It’s so repetitive.
It’s really catchy.
This music sounds like the songs my grandparents listen to
It’s very relaxing.
It’s violent.
It’s rather old-fashioned.
It’s so repetitive.
It’s really catchy.
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
Ella, your bedroom is such a mess! I want you to clean it (a) today, please
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
First, you need to pick (a) all these clothes that are on the floor
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
Put the dirty clothes in the laundry basket and hang (a) the clean clothes in your closet.
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
And just look at allthese toys and books! You need to put them (a) in the cabinet
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
You can throw (a) any broken toys.
Complete the phrasal verbs with one word:
When you’ve done the cleaning up, you need to take (a) the trash.
