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WorksheetsReview - upper-intermediate - units 1-6
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Choose the correct sentence.
My daughter’s eyes are red because she’s cried.
My daughter’s eyes are red because she’s been crying
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The athletes have already run 20 kilometres.
The athletes have already been running 20 kilometres.
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We’re thinking about moving to France soon.
We think about moving to France soon.
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My toe hurts so much I think I’ve broken it.
My toe hurts so much I think I’ve been breaking it.
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Sorry I’m late. Have you waited a long time?
Sorry I’m late. Have you been waiting a long time?
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I didn’t understand a word he said.
I wasn’t understanding a word he said.
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I’ve learned how to play the violin but I’m still not very good.
I’ve been learning how to play the violin but I’m still not very good.
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I wrote to my grandma this morning. I’ll finish the letter later.
I was writing to my grandma this morning. I’ll finish the letter later.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
This time tomorrow, we ___ in the sun.
lie
'll lie
'll be lying
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
The shop ___ you your money back if you complain.
are giving
will give
will have given
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
What ___ for dinner tonight, Mum?
are we having
do we have
will we have had
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
He’ll still ___ home from Moscow at two this afternoon.
be flying
fly
have flown
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
I ___ you with the washing-up if you like.
’m helping
’m going to help
’ll help
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
Here’s your ticket. The train ___ platform 9 at 8.42.
leaving
leaves
will have left
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
I won’t be at work in June, I’ll be on maternity leave. I ___ a baby.
have
'll have
'm having
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
The teacher asked us to not make a noise.
The teacher asked us not to make a noise.
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
He didn’t speak to anybody all evening.
He didn’t speak to nobody all evening.
He didn’t speak to somebody all evening.
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
In the exam, you don’t have to copy from other students.
In the exam, you mustn't copy from other students.
In the exam, you shouldn't copy from other students.
In the exam, you mustn't copy from some students.
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
I haven’t already tidied my room.
I haven’t just tidied my room.
I haven’t tidied my room yet.
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
A: Are we having a test this week
B: I don’t hope so.
A: Are we having a test this week
B: I don’t think so.
A: Are we having a test this week
B: I hope not so.
Choose the sentence with the right negative form.
I'm not agree with anything you said.
I don't agree with anything you said.
I don't agree with nothing you said.
Complete the questions for the answers.
A: What was Jan talking to you _?
B: Oh, just the weather and things like that.
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write two words.
A How _ _ you have English lessons?
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write two words.
A: Could you tell me what date _ _ today?
B: It’s September 6th!
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write two words.
A: What _ _ books do you like?
B: Anything that’s easy to read, like novels.
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write one word.
A: How long does it _ you to get ready for work?
B: Only about ten minutes. I don’t have breakfast.
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write two words.
A: What does your brother _ _?
B: Nothing like me. He’s taller, slimmer, and darker.
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write one word.
A: Who _ you those flowers?
B: Nobody gave them to me. I bought them myself.
(a)
Complete the questions for the answers. Write one word.
A: How come you _ at college yesterday?
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
fact
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
table
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
bus
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
suitcase
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
job
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
euro
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
pineapple
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
journey
(a)
For each countable noun, write an uncountable noun related in meaning.
suggestion
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
The whole village put part in the celebrations.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
Come on! If we put a big effort, we can get this finished.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
You’re old enough to make responsibility for your own actions.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
He’s all talk. He’ll never make that business plan into practice.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
‘Great to make business with you!’ ‘Yes, you too. Here’s to the next deal.’
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
It was awful. They made pressure on me to sign the contract.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
During the recession, the company did a huge loss and there were redundancies.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
You’re always putting me for granted. I wish you were a bit more considerate.
(a)
Common verbs: put, take, make, and do
These sentences each have one mistake. Correct the words in italics.
You really took me a favour by talking to him all evening. Thank you!
(a)
Choose the correct words.
It’s a wonderful story set _ 1920s New York.
into
in
Choose the correct word.
The film was based _ my favourite novel. It was
OK, but I much prefer the book.
of
on
Choose the correct word.
She was awarded an Oscar _ her role in the film.
from
for
Choose the correct word.
It took a while to get _ the story, but it was worth reading.
in
into
Choose the correct word.
I followed the sat nav and we still ended up _ the middle of nowhere.
at
in
Choose the correct word.
The flat is in a good location, just _ the outskirts of the city.
at
on
Choose the correct word.
It’s a lovely day. Let’s sit _ the bank of the river and enjoy the view.
in
on
Choose the correct word.
The customer car park is located _ the back of the hotel.
at
in
